University of Mississippi

The University of Mississippi, often known as Ole Miss, is a public, coeducational research university in Oxford, Mississippi. Founded in 1848, it's the state's largest university with over 23,000 students. UM is renowned for its Law and Business programs and holds high national rankings in various categories.

Overview

The University of Mississippi is a comprehensive research institution that offers a wide range of academic and professional programs. The university's main campus in Oxford is home to seven schools and colleges, including one of the nation's top-ranked schools of pharmacy and highly ranked programs in accountancy and law. UM offers a diverse learning environment with a student body from all 50 states and numerous countries. In addition to traditional classroom settings, the University of Mississippi offers study abroad opportunities, honors programs, internships, and research opportunities. UM also boasts state-of-the-art facilities, including a space-age Center for Manufacturing Excellence, a National Center for Physical Acoustics, and a large, modern library system. The campus is known for its inclusivity, strong community, and tradition of excellence across various fields. An Ole Miss education prepares students to become leaders in their chosen fields and create meaningful change in the world.