Operation Access

Known as "Harvard on the Hill", Montana Tech was founded in 1900 as the Montana School of Mines to help with the growing need for resource managers and engineers - an objective we have stayed true to this day! However, a lot has changed since then.

On April 24, 2024, the Department of Justice (DOJ) published a new rule on digital accessibility under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This rule requires the University’s web content, including academic course content, to be accessible starting on April 2027.

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Access Toolbox

  • Students and visitors in need of accommodations while at Montana Tech may contact Disability Services at 406-496-4428.
  • Faculty and staff who require accommodations may contact Human Resources at 406-496-4322.

  • Are you struggling to remediate a website or document? Don't even know where to begin? Do you and/or members of your team want to learn how to make them accessible? Reach out - we're happy to help!

Campus Map - Construction Areas

Engineering Hall, Main Hall, and the Courtyard are closed for renovations. The effected areas are highlighted in yellow. Please use the paths marked in pink and orange to get to the Mill, Chemistry & Biology Buidling (CBB), and Museum Building

This is a visual map of campus. For a more accessible viewing experience, please use the link to our Accessible Campus map below.

For a more accessible viewing experience, please see our Accessible Campus Map that outlines construction areas, accessible parking and entrances, terrain/routes around campus, assembly areas, and more.

Find Support

Montana Tech is committed to ensuring that all digital media is accessible to everyone. We strive to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA standards.

If you encounter any physical, electronic, or programmatic barriers to access at Montana Tech, please report them so we can remove them as quickly as possible and maintain access for everyone.