The University of Maine at Farmington, founded in 1863 in Farmington, Maine, is the state's flagship public liberal arts institution and Maine's oldest public college, offering undergraduate programs in the sciences, technology, and humanities. STEM programs include computer science, mathematics, biology, earth and environmental sciences, geography and environmental planning, and actuarial science, with small class sizes enabling close faculty-student research collaboration. The Maine Engineering Pathways program allows students to complete two years of foundational engineering coursework at UMF before transferring seamlessly to an accredited engineering school. Earth and environmental science students benefit from Maine's glacial topography, watershed systems, and diverse forest ecosystems as living laboratories for field study. Graduates from UMF's STEM programs pursue careers in environmental consulting, education, software development, data analysis, geospatial mapping, and actuarial work.

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