LeTourneau Presents
LETOURNEAU
BUILT
#LeTourneauBuilt
From the smallest microorganism to rocket ships circling the planet, the LETU community of builders makes an impact on the world every day. They build safer buildings, stronger families, they heal the sick, make scientific breakthroughs and nurture future generations—and in all things, they glorify Jesus Christ.
No Other Place Like LeTourneau
Hands-On Learning
Led by outstanding faculty with years of industry experience, LETU students don't just learn theory—they put their hands to use with practical applications. Graduates are prepared with real-world experience that equips them to succeed in their chosen fields.
Distinctively Christian
At LETU, you'll encounter meaningfully hands-on-faith focus and commitment to community. As you expect, life here involves enrichment through chapel services and small groups guided by a faculty or staff member.
Global Impact
Commencement is a joyous celebration of success, as we send our graduates into high-demand jobs, many of which are secured before they even cross the commencement stage. These workplaces are all mission fields where our graduates carry the Good News of Jesus Christ.
Find Your Place at LeTourneau
THE
MISSION
Every Workplace. Every Nation.
Claiming every workplace in every nation as their mission field, LeTourneau University graduates are professionals of ingenuity and Christlike character who see life's work as a holy calling with eternal impact.
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Aviation &
Aeronautical Science
Arts & Sciences
Education
Business
Engineering &
Engineering Technology
Psychology & Counseling
Nursing
Theology & Vocation
Community of Builders
Dr. Kelly Liebengood
Dean, School of Theology
"To the surprise of many, Jesus is not primarily concerned with helping us escape this world. Rather, he is deeply committed to teaching his disciples how to be instruments of redemption and reconciliation in the broken and rebellious neighborhoods that we all inhabit."
--Dr. Kelly Liebengood, Dean, School of Theology
Josh Raies
Senior Kinesiology Major
"In every facet of life, the faculty and staff seek to cultivate an environment where students live in light of Christ's finished work on the cross. We are taught what it means to truly live on mission through a life of meaningful service to others, so the Gospel can be proclaimed in every work place and every nation."
--Josh Raies, Senior Kinesiology Major
David Landon
Welding Engineering, 1981
"The biggest thing about the experience I had here was the relationships and friendships that I made that have continued throughout my entire life and career—with fellow students and also professors."
--David Landon, Welding Engineering, 1981
LeAnne Gross
Senior Education Major
"I have amazing professors who have taught me what it means to not only be a good teacher but to be godly through words and actions. I can't wait to start teaching in my own classroom and take everything I am learning now and apply it to my future students to help them become a stronger generation for years to come. "
--LeAnne Gross, Senior Education Major
