 University of Montana
If you are searching for a university in a small, eclectic community but also near the edge of wilderness – look no further than The University of Montana. Located in the progressive town of Missoula, the University of Montana appeals to rugged individualists who not only enjoy the outdoors but also art, music, poetry and film.
Students will find many campus based activities to fill their extra-curricular time. The University’s Outdoor Program offers outdoor equipment rentals, trips, skill classes and high adventure presentations. Intramural sports are popular and include soccer, softball, basketball and more. Spend a day at the Montana Museum of Art and Culture, located on the campus that features 7-8 exhibits annually along with their permanent collection.
Spend the first Friday of every month visiting downtown’s art galleries when new exhibits are celebrated. Go see a movie or a concert at the historic Wilma Theatre and visit many of the eclectic restaurants and pubs. Late night you can pick up a burrito at Locos Burritos’ Bus.
Housing
SAF students live in one of the Universities nine residence halls many, many of which have views of Mount Sentinel, and some have three or four-person pods where each resident has a private bedroom and shares a common living area. The Union Center’s food court features Starbuck’s coffee, vegetarian entrées and a market. Movies, lectures, films and art exhibits are presented on a regular basis.
Courses
The University of Montana has one of the oldest accredited journalism schools in the country with print, broadcast, photojournalism and radio/television production. Forestry, wildlife biology and environmental studies underline the school’s strong ties to the natural beauty of western Montana. UM offers other exceptional programs to prepare students for professions in the fields of business, education, fine arts and allied health services.
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