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The College of Sciences and Mathematics (COSAM) at Auburn University provides a proven path for students to pursue rewarding careers through five departments - biology, chemistry and biochemistry, geosciences, mathematics and statistics, and physics. OUR HISTORY…
While sciences and mathematics have existed in the educational framework of Auburn University since its beginning as East Alabama Male C

ollege in 1856, it was not until 1986 that those disciplines were officially brought together as the College of Sciences and Mathematics, often referred to as "COSAM." The change began with the plan of then-President James Martin to “make Auburn University a major national university.” He called particular attention to the need for Auburn to respond to emerging fields to address the educational expectations of future students and the research frontiers where sciences and mathematics were the focal point. The answer was to create the College of Sciences and Mathematics by combining the following departments:

From the College of Agriculture:
Department of Botany and Microbiology
Department of Zoology and Wildlife Sciences

From the School of Arts and Sciences:
Forestry and Biological Sciences
Department of Chemistry, Physics, and Geology
Division of Mathematics

Altered by a few changes since 1986, the College is now composed of the following 5 departments:

Biological Sciences
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Geosciences
Mathematics and Statistics
Physics

06/01/2026

The Marks Scholars are here for research and discovery! They're working with Doug Goodwin in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry to study infectious diseases and prepare for science outside of the classroom.

“It’s exciting to feel like you’re contributing to our understanding of something and possibly having an impact on the scientific world.” -Erin Wilkinson

05/29/2026

🏆 Auburn senior Ava Haider didn't plan on falling in love with research, but after joining Dr. Ahmed Hamid's lab, everything changed.

Now she's a Warren O. Haggard Award recipient. She's proving that sometimes the best chapters are the ones you never expected. Congratulations, Ava!

05/26/2026

👋Welcome to Camp War Eagle! This is a time for incoming freshmen to meet their campus, find new friends and explore all the exciting things that Auburn has to offer.

We are thrilled to see all the new faces. You'll love it here!

Who's joining us for Week 2?

05/22/2026

Congratulations to Caroline Fredenburg on being named to the 2026 Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholars class!

The recent Biomedical Sciences graduate and Auburn equestrian team member says it best: "The Auburn family pours into you the more you pour into it."

Couldn't be more proud, Caroline! 🎓

05/20/2026

From Auburn geology to leading one of the nation's most influential science and technology organizations, Mark Peters ('86), came back to the Plains to share his message with our newest graduates.

Now CEO of MITRE, a nonprofit tech company, Peters reminded graduates that a scientific education is preparation for leadership. "My education taught me how to think. You learn how to approach a problem with curiosity and from all different angles."

Congratulations to the Class of 2026!🥳🎓

05/18/2026

Valentin Küchle is helping to shape the next generation of mathematicians, one classroom choice at a time.

Valentin Küchle, 2025 COSAM Dean's Research Award winner, is transforming how we teach mathematics.

He believes that, with the right support, every student can be a math person!

His advice to instructors and students: "Be intentional with your choices. Don't expect good things to happen just by chance."

05/07/2026

Auburn robotics is on top of the world. 🏆🤖

Aubie2, representing the Auburn Robotics Club, won the university division of the 2026 VEX Robotics World Championship — the largest student robotics competition in the world.

The team of mostly freshmen and sophomores built, coded, drove and strategized their way through an international field to bring the title home to Auburn.

War Eagle to our newest world champions!

Full story in the comments.

04/21/2026

STAT 4000 is giving Auburn students a practical introduction to data science. Combining statistical reasoning with real-world application!

Developed and taught by assistant professor Roberto Molinari, the course walks students through the full data science workflow while helping them better understand the foundations behind AI. With students from across disciplines, STAT 4000 continues to grow as data literacy becomes more essential in today’s world! 📊🐅

04/20/2026

We love seeing the next generation of STEM leaders in action!

04/16/2026

Auburn University is helping build Alabama’s research pipeline by supporting teachers and students through the Alabama Science and Engineering Fair and statewide STEM outreach. For two teachers who traveled with Alabama’s delegation to Regeneron ISEF, the experience showed how far strong mentors...

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Mailing:315 Roosevelt Concourse
Auburn, AL
36849

Opening Hours

Monday	7:45am - 4:45pm
Tuesday	7:45am - 4:45pm
Wednesday	7:45am - 4:45pm
Thursday	7:45am - 4:45pm
Friday	7:45am - 4:45pm

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http://www.auburn.edu/cosam, http://aub.ie/tourcosam

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