National center to provide information, training, and technical assistance to vocational rehabilitation and employment-related services assisting American Indians and Alaska Natives with disabilities.

Program to support American Indian students and promote success. Services include financial aid help, academic advising, and more.

Program to bridge Indian students from tribal colleges to four-year institutions through a summer research experience.

A to Z listing of all the departments, programs, offices, and clubs at UM dealing with cultural and ethnic diversity.

The Indian Law Clinic at The University of Montana School of Law was established in 1980 as a component of the school's clinical education program. Designed to provide students with practical experience regarding Indian law issues.

Designed to recruit American Indian undergraduate students into psychology and recruit and train American Indian graduate students into clinical psychology.

The mission of the Native American Center of Excellence at the University of Montana School of Pharmacy and Allied Health is to facilitate the identification, recruitment, retention, and professional development of American Indian/Alaska Native students.

The mission of the NANRP is to provide Native American students enrolled in the College of Forestry and Conservation with educational opportunities and support that will assist and guide them as they earn their undergraduate degree.

Department homepage with links to faculty, courses, scholarships and more.

Includes links to scholarships, federal financial aid information, and the Montana Indian Tuition Waver.

Program for students interested in graduate degrees in math or science.

The gateway to our program is a class in study skills called Learning Strategies for Higher Education, found in Cyber Bear or the Schedule of Classes under “C&I 160” and taught by program staff.

The Undergraduate Advising Center offers a variety of services to students, including Multicultural Advising.