Mackay School of Earth Sciences and Engineering announced a new tradition for students in Mining and Metallurgical Engineering, including a Brass-In Ceremony where students stamped their names into a brass piece on the department board.

A division of the College of Science, the Mackay School enjoys a long and proud history at the University of Nevada, Reno. While offering programs in geology, geography, geophysics, geological engineering, hydrogeology and mining engineering (with options in underground and quarry mining), Mackay has expanded its scope to include research and degree programs in other critical earth science disciplines including seismology, environmental engineering and hydrology. At Mackay, our goal is to provide a student-focused and student-friendly atmosphere with small class sizes, a low student to faculty ratio, and summer job and internship opportunities. Expand your opportunities by graduating with a set of skills that are in high demand in Nevada and around the world.