Curiosity drives us. To go beyond what we know. To uncover what we don’t. At the University of Minnesota, you’ll find everything you need to begin your journey.
Classes with under 50 students
Students receive financial aid or work-study funds
Student Population
Classes with under 50 students
Students receive financial aid or work-study funds
Student Population
The University of Minnesota Twin Cities is among the nation’s top public research universities, with award-winning faculty, state-of-the-art facilities, and world-class academics.
With a major for every interest, from astrophysics to product design, child psychology, and American Indian studies, we offer endless opportunities for all students.
“One of the great things about bioelectronics is that we can get closer to fixing the problem rather than just putting a Band-Aid on it.”
Electrical Engineering
Traveling abroad has the potential to help you discover new worlds—even those within yourself.
Every year, over 4,000 students take advantage of learning abroad opportunities at the U of M. With one of the largest programs in the nation—200+ options in 60+ countries—you’ll find a place that’s right for you.
“The wheelchair community is part of the larger running and racing community, but they don’t get the same consideration and attention that other athletes do.”
Apparel Design
The University of Minnesota is ranked as a “best value” by USA Today, the Princeton Review, and Kiplinger’s Personal Finance. We have competitive tuition rates, outstanding academic programs, and a focus on student success.
Per semester every credit after 13 is free
Bachelor degree students graduate debt free
Students receive financial aid or work-study funds
Undergraduate costs vary, depending on your program, coursework, and personal spending. Estimates here include tuition/fees, housing, books, and personal expenses.
In-State and Reciprocity: $28,942
Non-Resident: $48,740
Tuition costs vary widely by school/program, the number of credits you plan to take, and resident or non-resident status.
passionate students
graduate and professional students
Internship and research opportunities
“I get to work on a spacecraft that will actually orbit the moon with astronauts working and living inside it! How crazy is that?”
Human Factors and Ergonomics
The University of Minnesota opens doors for those looking for flexible learning opportunities. Our robust hybrid and online educational offerings give you options outside the traditional classroom. Whether you are an undergraduate student or an adult learner, you can learn at your own pace while staying motivated and on track to meet your goals.
You can enroll in programs to help you finish your degree, earn a certificate, or pursue professional and personal growth in whatever environment suits you best.
