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'''Belmont University''' is a private [[Christian university]] located in [[Nashville, Tennessee]]. Founded in 1890, it is known for its strong programs in [[music]], [[business]], and [[health sciences]].
| name = Belmont University
| image = Belmont_University_Logo.png
| motto = From Here to Anywhere
| established = 1890
| type = Private
| president = Dr. Greg Jones
| city = Nashville
| state = Tennessee
| country = United States
| students = Approximately 8,400
| campus = Urban
| website = [https://www.belmont.edu/ belmont.edu]
}}
 
'''Belmont University''' is a private Christian university located in [[Nashville, Tennessee]]. Founded in 1890, it has grown to become one of the largest Christian universities in the United States, known for its strong programs in music, business, and health sciences.


== History ==
== History ==
Belmont University was originally established as the Belmont College for Young Women by Susan L. Heron and Ida B. Hood. The college was built on the site of the former Belmont Mansion, the antebellum home of Adelicia Acklen, one of the wealthiest women in the United States at the time. In 1951, the college merged with Ward-Belmont College, a similar institution, and became coeducational in 1952.
Belmont University was originally founded as the [[Belmont College for Young Women]] in 1890 by [[Susan L. Heron]] and [[Ida B. Hood]]. The college merged with [[Ward Seminary]] in 1913 to become [[Ward-Belmont College]], a women's junior college. In 1951, the school became coeducational and was renamed Belmont College. It achieved university status in 1991.
 
In 1991, the institution was renamed Belmont University to reflect its expanded academic offerings and university status. Since then, Belmont has continued to grow, adding new programs and facilities to meet the needs of its students.


== Academics ==
== Academics ==
Belmont University offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across its various colleges and schools. These include the [[College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences]], the [[College of Sciences and Mathematics]], the [[Jack C. Massey College of Business]], the [[College of Music and Performing Arts]], and the [[College of Health Sciences and Nursing]].
Belmont University offers over 90 undergraduate degrees and more than 25 graduate programs. The university is organized into several colleges, including the [[College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences]], the [[College of Sciences and Mathematics]], the [[Jack C. Massey College of Business]], the [[College of Music and Performing Arts]], and the [[College of Health Sciences and Nursing]].


The university is particularly renowned for its [[Mike Curb College of Entertainment and Music Business]], which is considered one of the top programs in the country for students pursuing careers in the music industry. Belmont's [[School of Pharmacy]] and [[School of Law]] are also highly regarded.
=== College of Health Sciences and Nursing ===
The [[College of Health Sciences and Nursing]] at Belmont University offers programs in [[nursing]], [[occupational therapy]], [[physical therapy]], and [[social work]]. The college is known for its state-of-the-art facilities and commitment to [[interprofessional education]].


== Campus ==
== Campus ==
Belmont University's campus is located in the heart of Nashville, providing students with access to a vibrant city known for its music, healthcare, and technology industries. The campus features a mix of historic and modern buildings, including the iconic Belmont Mansion, which serves as a museum and event space.
The Belmont University campus is located in the heart of Nashville, Tennessee, and features a blend of historic and modern architecture. Notable buildings include the [[Massey Performing Arts Center]], the [[Beaman Student Life Center]], and the [[Gordon E. Inman Center]].
 
Recent expansions have included the construction of new residence halls, academic buildings, and performance spaces, reflecting the university's commitment to providing state-of-the-art facilities for its students.
 
== Student Life ==
Belmont University offers a rich student life experience, with over 160 student organizations, including academic clubs, service organizations, and Greek life. The university's commitment to Christian values is reflected in its numerous service opportunities and mission trips.


The university's athletic teams, known as the Belmont Bruins, compete in the [[NCAA Division I]] as members of the [[Missouri Valley Conference]].
== Athletics ==
Belmont University is a member of the [[NCAA Division I]] and competes in the [[Ohio Valley Conference]]. The university's sports teams are known as the [[Belmont Bruins]].


== Notable Alumni ==
== Notable Alumni ==
Belmont University has produced many notable alumni, particularly in the music industry. Some of its distinguished graduates include:
Belmont University has a number of notable alumni, particularly in the fields of music and entertainment. Some of these include:
* [[Trisha Yearwood]], Grammy Award-winning country music artist
* [[Trisha Yearwood]], country music singer
* [[Brad Paisley]], Grammy Award-winning country music artist
* [[Brad Paisley]], country music singer
* [[Lee Ann Womack]], country music singer and songwriter
* [[Lee Ann Womack]], country music singer
* [[Josh Turner]], country music singer and actor
* [[Josh Turner]], country music singer
 
== Also see ==
* [[Nashville, Tennessee]]
* [[Christian universities and colleges in the United States]]
* [[Music industry education]]
* [[Private universities in the United States]]
 
{{Tennessee universities}}
{{Christian universities}}


== External Links ==
* [Official website](https://www.belmont.edu/)
* [Belmont University Athletics](https://www.belmontbruins.com/)
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Latest revision as of 05:45, 3 March 2025

Belmont University is a private Christian university located in Nashville, Tennessee. Founded in 1890, it is known for its strong programs in music, business, and health sciences.

History[edit]

Belmont University was originally founded as the Belmont College for Young Women in 1890 by Susan L. Heron and Ida B. Hood. The college merged with Ward Seminary in 1913 to become Ward-Belmont College, a women's junior college. In 1951, the school became coeducational and was renamed Belmont College. It achieved university status in 1991.

Academics[edit]

Belmont University offers over 90 undergraduate degrees and more than 25 graduate programs. The university is organized into several colleges, including the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, the College of Sciences and Mathematics, the Jack C. Massey College of Business, the College of Music and Performing Arts, and the College of Health Sciences and Nursing.

College of Health Sciences and Nursing[edit]

The College of Health Sciences and Nursing at Belmont University offers programs in nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and social work. The college is known for its state-of-the-art facilities and commitment to interprofessional education.

Campus[edit]

The Belmont University campus is located in the heart of Nashville, Tennessee, and features a blend of historic and modern architecture. Notable buildings include the Massey Performing Arts Center, the Beaman Student Life Center, and the Gordon E. Inman Center.

Athletics[edit]

Belmont University is a member of the NCAA Division I and competes in the Ohio Valley Conference. The university's sports teams are known as the Belmont Bruins.

Notable Alumni[edit]

Belmont University has a number of notable alumni, particularly in the fields of music and entertainment. Some of these include:

External Links[edit]

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