About University of Montana

Cuddled up in the heart of Western Montana and surrounded by its mesmerizing natural landscape, The University of Montana is a destination for top-tier researchers, educators and students that come from across the nation and the globe. Located in Missoula, the second largest city in Montana holding a population of approx. 80,000 residents UM attracts a diversified population to the city, which helps in developing a community that is vibrant, engaged and educated.

Approx. 15,000 students actively attend UM, where they are guaranteed to receive an outstanding education in variety of subjects, which respectively include programs in graduate, trades, liberal arts, and post-doctoral. Along with this, the academic curriculum includes the professional training.

UM is one of the only two Doctoral Research Institutions in Montana, which has preserved a tradition of liberal-arts for the programs in undergraduate, graduate and professional education.

Why University of Montana

You can choose from 174 academic programs to fit your interests and passions. Get creative and build the right education for you. One can choose from:

Creative Arts
Science
Business
Health

From Greek life to intramural sports including lacrosse and rugby, there's something for everyone here. You're sure to make lifelong memories and friendships.

World-renowned researchers provide personal attention, with a 19:1 student-to-faculty ratio.

76% of all undergraduate classes have fewer than 30 students.

A top 100 university based on research, service and social mobility, according to Washington Monthly.

By enrolling in the Four Bear Program, UM guarantees you will graduate in four years with a bachelor's degree.

Take advantage of the experiential-learning opportunities built into many UM programs. You can work in labs on and off campus or in the wild of Montana, or even spend semesters overseas.