The University of Minnesota Twin Cities is a public land-grant research university in Minneapolis–Saint Paul, founded in 1851. Its 1,394-acre campus reports 56,666 students, 150 undergraduate majors and 550+ graduate and professional degrees, with established routes in computer science, engineering and business.
Location
Minneapolis–Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
Programme focus
B.Tech Computer Science
Official annual fee
$42,694
Next intake
September
$42,694
4 years
English
September
Minneapolis–Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
Public
The University of Minnesota Twin Cities is a public land-grant research university in Minneapolis–Saint Paul, founded in 1851. Its 1,394-acre campus reports 56,666 students, 150 undergraduate majors and 550+ graduate and professional degrees, with established routes in computer science, engineering and business.
The Twin Cities campus spans 1,394 acres and 348 buildings across Minneapolis and Saint Paul. The university reports 56,666 students, 150 undergraduate majors, 550+ graduate and professional degrees and 7,197 international students. Students have access to libraries, laboratories, recreation, health services, 1,000+ student groups and a campus shuttle and tunnel network.
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Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at University of Minnesota Twin Cities in Minneapolis–Saint Paul, Minnesota, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
The Twin Cities campus spans 1,394 acres and 348 buildings across Minneapolis and Saint Paul. The university reports 56,666 students, 150 undergraduate majors, 550+ graduate and professional degrees and 7,197 international students. Students have access to libraries, laboratories, recreation, health services, 1,000+ student groups and a campus shuttle and tunnel network.
University Housing offers residence halls and dining on campus, and UMN says 90% of first-year students live on campus. The international undergraduate cost page estimates USD 22,496 for 12 months of living expenses rather than a universal room rate; applicants should check current residence-hall or private-housing availability, deposits, meal plans and contract dates before accepting an offer.
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The University of Minnesota Twin Cities is a public land-grant research university in Minneapolis–Saint Paul, founded in 1851. Its 1,394-acre campus reports 56,666 students, 150 undergraduate majors and 550+ graduate and professional degrees, with established routes in computer science, engineering and business.
Location
Minneapolis–Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
Programme focus
B.Tech Computer Science
Official annual fee
$42,694
Next intake
September
$42,694
4 years
English
September
Minneapolis–Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
Public
The University of Minnesota Twin Cities is a public land-grant research university in Minneapolis–Saint Paul, founded in 1851. Its 1,394-acre campus reports 56,666 students, 150 undergraduate majors and 550+ graduate and professional degrees, with established routes in computer science, engineering and business.
The Twin Cities campus spans 1,394 acres and 348 buildings across Minneapolis and Saint Paul. The university reports 56,666 students, 150 undergraduate majors, 550+ graduate and professional degrees and 7,197 international students. Students have access to libraries, laboratories, recreation, health services, 1,000+ student groups and a campus shuttle and tunnel network.
Open a programme profile for eligibility, tuition, curriculum and application planning.
Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at University of Minnesota Twin Cities in Minneapolis–Saint Paul, Minnesota, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
The Twin Cities campus spans 1,394 acres and 348 buildings across Minneapolis and Saint Paul. The university reports 56,666 students, 150 undergraduate majors, 550+ graduate and professional degrees and 7,197 international students. Students have access to libraries, laboratories, recreation, health services, 1,000+ student groups and a campus shuttle and tunnel network.
University Housing offers residence halls and dining on campus, and UMN says 90% of first-year students live on campus. The international undergraduate cost page estimates USD 22,496 for 12 months of living expenses rather than a universal room rate; applicants should check current residence-hall or private-housing availability, deposits, meal plans and contract dates before accepting an offer.
Admissions support
Get focused help with your application, documents and visa process. We will turn the information on this page into a practical next-step plan.
UMN provides campus dining and the Twin Cities has broad regional and international food options. The public pages reviewed do not promise a dedicated Indian dining service, so students with religious, allergy or medical dietary needs should inspect current dining menus and nearby options before choosing housing.
UMN lists 24-hour monitoring of parking facilities, skyways and tunnels, campus cameras and an escort service that can walk or bike with students between campus locations and nearby neighborhoods. Emergency, health and counselling support are available through campus services; students should use the current official safety contacts after arrival. International students can use admissions and international-student guidance, while campus services include academic advising, orientation, career services, Boynton Health, Disability Resource Center, Student Counseling Services, libraries and recreation. UMN also reports 1,000+ student groups and a Campus Connector shuttle network.
UMN provides campus dining and the Twin Cities has broad regional and international food options. The public pages reviewed do not promise a dedicated Indian dining service, so students with religious, allergy or medical dietary needs should inspect current dining menus and nearby options before choosing housing.
UMN lists 24-hour monitoring of parking facilities, skyways and tunnels, campus cameras and an escort service that can walk or bike with students between campus locations and nearby neighborhoods. Emergency, health and counselling support are available through campus services; students should use the current official safety contacts after arrival. International students can use admissions and international-student guidance, while campus services include academic advising, orientation, career services, Boynton Health, Disability Resource Center, Student Counseling Services, libraries and recreation. UMN also reports 1,000+ student groups and a Campus Connector shuttle network.
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