Different Paths, Shared Destination

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. Though many of our buildings are old, we work to accommodate students with disabilities while preserving historic integrity. Starting in 2026, some of our oldest buildings will undergo renovations and our digital content will be evaluated to meet current Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) to ensure our campus is accessible to all.

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Accessibility
Students having fun at the Marcus Daly Dining Hall.
Campus Events

When planning an event, please keep accessibility in mind to ensure activities and programs are accessible to anyone who wants to attend.

Student worker helping customers.
Employment

Montana Tech provides reasonable accommodations to employees, campus visitors and job applicants who need them.

Students giving a thumbs up in the Courtyard.
Physical Access

This alternative campus map provides accessible routes, entrances, paths, and more for both the North and South campuses.

Faculty Resources
Student using gaming keyboard.
Canvas on Demand

Want trainings specifically for Canvas? Check out our Canvas On Demand course and scroll to Module 7 for accessibility training.

Faculty member helping student with homework.
Request Training

Ready for a deep dive? Have specific questions or want more hands-on experience? Request a training from the CAI and Disability Services!

Report Barriers

Access to information is a human right. We are currently in the process of remediating all of our digital content so that we meet current Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) standards. If you encounter an inaccessible webpage, link, or document anywhere on our website, please report it!