The University of North Dakota (UND) is the states flagship public research university and the oldest institution of higher education in North Dakota. Founded in 1883, UND is recognized for its academic excellence, innovative research, and leadership in aerospace, engineering, healthcare, and energy. Located in Grand Forks, the university offers a dynamic learning environment that prepares students for success in a global workforce.
UND offers more than 225 undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and professional programs across disciplines including engineering, business, computer science, aviation, health sciences, medicine, law, education, energy, and the arts and sciences. Its interdisciplinary approach combines rigorous academics with hands-on learning, enabling students to develop the knowledge and practical skills required in todays evolving industries.
The university is internationally recognized for its strengths in aviation and aerospace education. Home to one of the largest collegiate aviation programs in the United States, UND provides advanced flight training, aerospace research, and industry partnerships that prepare graduates for careers in commercial aviation, unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), air traffic management, and aerospace engineering.
As a Carnegie-designated R1 research university, UND conducts impactful research in areas such as autonomous systems, energy and environmental sustainability, biomedical sciences, cybersecurity, space studies, and rural healthcare. Students have opportunities to participate in faculty-led research, internships, and innovation projects that address real-world challenges.
UNDs modern campus features advanced research laboratories, simulation centers, innovation hubs, libraries, residence halls, and recreational facilities. A vibrant student community, diverse campus organizations, leadership opportunities, and NCAA Division I athletics contribute to a well-rounded university experience.
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