University of Montana

At the University of Montana (UM), a spirit of creativity guides their endeavors, recognizing its necessity in an ever-changing world. As stewards of their environment, UM is dedicated to shaping a future that respects both their rich history and the aspirations of generations to come. Together, they are driving progress, committed to making positive, meaningful change for their community and beyond. As Montana's premier institution of higher learning, UM upholds rigorous standards in academic pursuits, artistic endeavors, and scientific exploration. Their endeavors benefit not only their students but also the broader community and the world at large. Located in Missoula, Montana's second-largest city with approximately 80,000 residents, UM attracts a diverse, global population to its vibrant community. Here, students receive a top-tier education across a wide array of disciplines, spanning the arts, sciences, trades, graduate studies, and professional training. UM's picturesque main campus sprawls across 56 acres nestled amidst western Montana's breathtaking natural landscapes, with Mount Sentinel towering overhead and the tranquil Clark Fork River meandering nearby. The campus features over 60 architecturally distinctive buildings, including the iconic Oval at its center and a 25,200-seat football stadium. Additionally, UM's South Campus, spanning 180 acres, offers student housing, recreational amenities like a golf course and soccer fields, and facilities for outdoor activities. Missoula College, an integral part of UM, operates from two sites strategically located within the city.