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Campus Life. On and off campus, Bulldogs find ways to connect life and learning. 250+ student organizations. 5 residence halls and 4 apartment complexes. 212 students studied abroad in 2022-2023. 91% of students participate in outdoor programs.
Research for Minnesota's forests. The Natural Resources Research Institute (NRRI) is working with the U.S. Forest Service to remove wildfire fuel and turn it into a carbon-sequestering, soil-enhancing biochar material that can be used to cap landfills. At UMD, our shared passion for discovery fuels innovation and creativity.
University of Minnesota - Duluth Campus. The campus of University of Minnesota - Duluth covers more than 50 buildings overlooking Lake Superior.. Duluth offers a vibrant city life and the area surrounding the campus has restaurants, entertainment venues, museums, live music and places to hike, kayak or ski.
University of Minnesota Duluth. The Digital Conservancy is an online service and space that allows the Kathryn A. Martin Library to continue its mission to collect, preserve, and make information accessible to students, faculty, researchers, and community members in digital formats. The repository accepts submissions from University affiliates ...
The total amount of financial aid offered to a student, including all scholarships and grants, cannot exceed the cost of attendance at the University of Minnesota Duluth for that aid year. Financial aid offers (e.g., loans, work study, scholarships, or grants) may be reduced for students whose total aid exceeds the cost of attendance.
Sign in with your UMD credentials for important notifications and resources as transition to life as a Bulldog. The mission of Orientation, Advisement & Registration (OAR) is to facilitate the successful transition of new students to UMD; prepare students for academic, interpersonal, and intrapersonal opportunities and responsibilities; and to ...
At the University of Minnesota Duluth, we’re conducting research to understand and protect this valuable resource. From tracking invasive species and identifying harmful toxins like heavy metals and PFAS, to studying the energy in Lake Superior’s waves or working to understand our changing climate, UMD is perfectly positioned to shape the environment of tomorrow.
