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The University of Tampa (UTampa) is a medium-sized private university on a riverfront campus in downtown Tampa, Florida. Its landmark building, Plant Hall, is a National Historic Landmark. The university has about 11,400 students from all 50 US states and most of the world's countries; about 10% of students are international. The student-to-faculty ratio is 17:1, and 90% of faculty hold a PhD or terminal degree.

UTampa offers more than 200 degree programmes at undergraduate and graduate level, in areas including:

  • Sykes College of Business
  • College of Arts and Letters
  • Natural and Health Sciences
  • College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education

Students can take part in research, internships, semester- and year-long study abroad, leadership programmes and service learning. The university competes in NCAA Division II and has won 24 national championships.

UTampa considers international any student who is not a US citizen, permanent resident, refugee or asylee, and reviews applications holistically. Financial aid is generally only for US citizens and permanent residents, and international students must show proof of available funds. On-campus housing is offered to new and continuing students but is not guaranteed.

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Type of school

Private University

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URL

https://www.ut.edu/

Location

, Tampa, FL, The United States, 33606-1490

Fees

Estimated costs for full-time undergraduates in the 2026-27 academic year:

  • Tuition (12-18 credit hours): US$34,716
  • Mandatory fees: US$2,544
  • On-campus housing and food (double room, 15 meals a week): US$15,572
  • Total direct costs: US$52,832; estimated total cost of attendance on campus: US$61,962

Graduate tuition in 2026-27 is US$789 per credit hour for most programmes. International students must provide proof of available funds.

Financial Aid

About 92% of UTampa students receive financial aid (scholarships, grants and loans), but aid is generally available only to US citizens and permanent residents. International students must furnish proof of available funds; the university publishes separate financial information and scholarship pages for international students.

Housing

UTampa offers on-campus housing to new undergraduate and graduate students and to continuing students, including living-learning communities, but students are not required to live on campus and housing is not guaranteed for everyone. The university also provides resources for off-campus housing. In 2026-27 a double room with a 15-meal-per-week plan is budgeted at US$15,572 per year.


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