UMKC has over 1,500 international students from more than 70 countries. Our academic rigor ensures international students receive the highest-quality training at an affordable price. Graduates leave the engineering and computing programs positioned for high-quality, well-paying careers.

When it comes to choosing a U.S. university, location means everything. Kansas City is one of the top engineering and computing communities in the country. It is home to hundreds of firms of all sizes, which means ample opportunities for practical training during your studies and after graduation.

All SCE students receive academic advising to make sure they register for the right courses and remain on track for graduation. UMKC’s International Student Affairs Office works to make the transition smooth for new international students and provides support during their time here.

International students will find a competitively priced academic programs at SCE. The university provides information about scholarships available to international students.

Assistantships are available for doctoral students and master’s students after their first semester at UMKC.

Visit the International Student Affairs Office’s tuition and fees page for a spreadsheet of estimated expenses.

Dean’s International Scholar Award (DISA)

This popular scholarship covers a large portion of the nonresident tuition rate, is awarded upon admission, and is renewable.

As a new, incoming first-time student, your DISA will be applied automatically.