University of Vermont

The University of Vermont, also known as UVM, is a public research university in Burlington, Vermont. It has over 10,000 students and offers more than 100 undergraduate majors. UVM was founded in 1791 and it's one of the oldest universities in the US.

Overview

The University of Vermont (UVM), situated in Burlington, is a leading public research university, offering more than 100 undergraduate degrees and numerous graduate programs. As the fifth oldest university in New England, UVM has a rich tradition of academic excellence that is reflected in its diverse range of courses and faculty expertise. The institution is particularly renowned for its research in the fields of environmental science, food systems, and health sciences. UVM is committed to nurturing a campus environment that respects our diverse community and to creating a diverse and inclusive community. It's a university that's committed to giving every student the necessary resources to be successful. The university's 4,000+ campus in Vermont's largest city, Burlington, offers splendid views of Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains and offers a vibrant environment for students, full of arts, innovation, and an abundance of local businesses. Despite not being a large university, UVM today makes a significant contribution to Vermont's economy and adding significantly to the state’s culture.