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Where Theory Meets Practice

At UMF, STEM students connect classroom learning with hands-on experience. Programs focus on problem-solving, research, and interdisciplinary collaboration, preparing graduates to succeed in a rapidly evolving scientific and technological world.

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Undergraduate
  • Actuarial Science
  • Biology
  • Cannabis Science (Certificate)
  • Computer Science
  • Data Analytics (Certificate)
  • Earth & Environmental Sciences
  • Geographic Information Systems (GIS Certificate)
  • Maine Engineering Pathways
  • Mathematics
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UMF STEM majors and certificates prepare students for diverse careers in data, technology, healthcare, environmental science, finance, and emerging industries through applied, real-world skills

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Student-to-Faculty Ratio

Tuition Break

New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE) offers students from participating states a significant tuition discount.

Develop in-demand skills for today’s workforce.

At UMF, you don’t just study STEM—you explore, experiment, and solve real-world problems. Through hands-on labs, research, and applied coursework, you’ll gain practical skills that prepare you for careers and graduate study. Here, learning goes beyond the classroom.

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Empowering Future Leaders in STEM Programs at UMF

At UMF, you don’t just study STEM—you actively explore, experiment, and solve real-world problems. Through hands-on labs, research opportunities, and dynamic coursework, you’ll gain practical skills that prepare you for careers and graduate study. Here, learning goes beyond the classroom.

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Devyn De Leonardis, UMF Elementary Education major, helping students with telescope project.
UMF Pre-Service Teachers welcome students from five Maine Island Schools for hands-on learning
December 03, 2025
FARMINGTON, ME  (December 3, 2025)—University of Maine at Farmington Associate Professor of Literacy Education Kathryn Will and a group of UMF pre-service teachers recently welcomed more than 60 K-8 students, parents, educators and community partners from one- and two-room Maine Island…
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UMF registration for Winter and Spring Term courses open to the public
December 10, 2025
FARMINGTON, ME  (December 10, 2025)—Registration for the University of Maine at Farmington’s Winter Term and Spring Semester courses is now open to the public. Courses range from online to in-person or hybrid. Both Winter and Spring sessions include courses that may…
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UMF proudly announces Dean’s List for Fall 2025 Semester
January 20, 2026
FARMINGTON, ME  (January 20, 2026)—The University of Maine at Farmington proudly announces its Dean’s List for the Fall 2025 semester. This academic honor is in recognition of a student’s perseverance and commitment to their studies during a specific semester. UMF maintains…
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UMF Emery Community Arts Center opens the semester with “Spaces Places Traces” exhibit featuring New England based artists, Jan 30-Mar 12
January 22, 2026
FARMINGTON, ME  (January 22, 2026)— The University of Maine at Farmington Emery Community Arts Center is excited to present, “Spaces Places Traces,” an exhibition of mixed media artwork by ten nationally-recognized, New-England-based artists.  Curated by UMF art faculty members Ann Bartges…
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