List of colleges and universities in Tennessee
List of higher education institutions in Tennessee
List of colleges and universities in Tennessee includes a variety of institutions that offer higher education in the state of Tennessee, United States. Tennessee is home to a diverse array of public and private institutions, ranging from large research universities to small liberal arts colleges. This list provides an overview of these institutions, categorized by type and location.
Public Universities[edit | edit source]
Tennessee's public universities are part of two main systems: the University of Tennessee System and the Tennessee Board of Regents.
University of Tennessee System[edit | edit source]
- University of Tennessee, Knoxville - The flagship campus of the University of Tennessee System, located in Knoxville.
- University of Tennessee at Chattanooga - A comprehensive university located in Chattanooga.
- University of Tennessee at Martin - A public university located in Martin.
- University of Tennessee Health Science Center - Located in Memphis, this institution focuses on health sciences.
Tennessee Board of Regents[edit | edit source]
- Middle Tennessee State University - Located in Murfreesboro, it is the largest undergraduate university in the state.
- Tennessee State University - A historically black university located in Nashville.
- East Tennessee State University - Located in Johnson City, it offers a wide range of programs.
- Austin Peay State University - Located in Clarksville.
- Tennessee Technological University - Located in Cookeville.
Private Universities[edit | edit source]
Tennessee is home to several prestigious private universities, many of which have religious affiliations.
- Vanderbilt University - A private research university located in Nashville, known for its medical and law schools.
- Belmont University - A Christian university in Nashville, known for its music and business programs.
- Sewanee: The University of the South - An Episcopal liberal arts college located in Sewanee.
- Lipscomb University - A private Christian liberal arts university in Nashville.
- Rhodes College - A private liberal arts college in Memphis.
Community Colleges[edit | edit source]
The Tennessee Board of Regents also oversees a network of community colleges that provide two-year degrees and certificates.
- Nashville State Community College
- Pellissippi State Community College
- Chattanooga State Community College
- Southwest Tennessee Community College
Specialized Institutions[edit | edit source]
Tennessee also hosts specialized institutions focusing on specific fields.
- Meharry Medical College - A historically black medical school in Nashville.
- Southern College of Optometry - Located in Memphis, specializing in optometry.
Also see[edit | edit source]
- Education in Tennessee
- List of colleges and universities in the United States
- Tennessee Board of Regents
- University of Tennessee System
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