Inspirational Learning at Belmont University

Located in Nashville, Tennessee, Belmont University provides a student-centered Christian education focused on empowerment and transformation.

Founded in 1890 as Belmont Women's College by Ida Hood and Susan Heron, Belmont became a university in 1991 with an enrollment of approximately 8,400 students from every state and 28 nations. Historically significant as the host site for the final presidential debate in the 2020 election, Belmont retains a Christian identity despite cutting ties with the Tennessee Baptist Convention in 2007.

Key Features

• 🏛️ Historical Campus: The university features striking architecture reminiscent of its rich heritage.
• 🌳 Green Spaces: Extensive grounds with well-maintained gardens enhance the campus environment.
• 🎶 Cultural Hub: Offers numerous arts and music events, contributing to Nashville's cultural scene.

Belmont University is accessible for visitors, offering opportunities for tourists, families, and education enthusiasts to explore its vibrant campus.