The University of Vermont (UVM) is a public university and one of the oldest higher education institutions in the United States. Founded in 1791 as a private university, it later merged with the Vermont Agricultural College, becoming a public university. UVM enrolls both local and international students, offering a diverse academic environment.

Today, UVM consists of multiple colleges and schools, spread across a 1.83 km² campus. The university has approximately 20 varsity sports teams and graduates around 1,600 students annually, including 400 medical professionals.

Accommodation:
All first-year students are guaranteed on-campus housing. The university offers a variety of residence halls, with options for single, double, triple, and quad rooms. Accommodation cost: $2,500 – $5,000 per semester.

Why Choose the University of Vermont?

• Strong internship programs, emphasizing hands-on learning
• Diverse student life with numerous organizations and clubs
• Extensive selection of academic programs
• International learning environment
• Numerous student organizations providing quality extracurricular activities

Programs:

• Undergraduate & Graduate Degrees

UVM consists of multiple colleges and schools, offering education in various fields:

• Arts
• Business
• Engineering
• Agricultural Sciences
• Education
• Medicine
• Healthcare
• Environmental Studies

Admission Requirements
Undergraduate:

• High school diploma
• One of the following exams: IELTS 6.5, TOEFL 90

Postgraduate:

• Bachelor's or specialist degree
• One of the following exams: IELTS 6.5, TOEFL 90

Notable Alumni:

• John Dewey – Philosopher
• Brian Dubie – Former Governor of Vermont
• Jacqueline Noonan – Pediatric cardiologist and professor, known for discovering Noonan Syndrome