Public University Systems
- Montana State University System
- Montana State University - Billings, master's university in Billings
- Montana State University - Bozeman, doctoral university in Bozeman
- Montana State University Northern, master's university in Havre
- Montana State University College of Technology, technical college in Great Falls
- University of Montana System
- University of Montana - Missoula, research university in Missoula
- Montana Tech of The University of Montana, master's university in Butte
- University of Montana - Helena College of Technology, technical college in Helena
- University of Montana - Western, baccalaureate university in Dillon
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