University of Tennessee

The University of Tennessee is the state’s land-grant, higher education institution and flagship public university. It is comprised of campuses at Knoxville, Chattanooga, and Martin; the Health Science Center at Memphis; the Space Institute at Tullahoma; and the statewide Institute of Agriculture and Institute for Public Service. With a presence in all 95 counties of the state, the University impacts the lives of thousands of Tennesseans every day through education, research and outreach. Current enrollment exceeds 49,000 and more than 362,000 students have earned degrees from the University of Tennessee.

Statewide, the University provides a range of accessible and affordable educational opportunities at the undergraduate and graduate levels, as well as highly regarded professional schools. Faculty and students of every campus are involved in research that adds to the body of knowledge of academic disciplines and provides solutions to everyday problems. UT is committed to helping more Tennesseans earn college degrees and is pursuing new approaches to delivering education, particularly those regarding the impact of technology on higher education.

To learn more about the University of Tennessee, including nationally ranked academic programs, scholarship opportunities and application processes, visit tennessee.edu.