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University of Mobile

Mobile, AL

private nonprofitgraduate

Quick Facts

Higher Education for a Higher Purpose

Private university
Type
2,092
Total Students
Master's Colleges & Universities
Classification
President: Charles W. Smith Jr.

Data from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0) & U.S. Dept. of Education

About University of Mobile

University of Mobile: Higher Education with a Higher Purpose.

Step into a vibrant learning community at the University of Mobile, a distinguished private university rooted in the mission of providing "Higher Education for a Higher Purpose." Affiliated with the Alabama Baptist State Convention, the university offers a unique educational journey designed to inspire and prepare students for impactful lives.

Originally founded in 1961 as Mobile College, this institution has a rich history of growth and evolution. It officially became the University of Mobile in 1993, a name reflecting its strong ties to Mobile County and its enduring commitment to serving its region and beyond. This history underscores a foundation built on dedication and a forward-thinking spirit.

Today, the University of Mobile is home to 2,092 students, fostering an environment where individual growth is paramount. Under the leadership of President Charles W. Smith Jr., students engage in a transformative experience that combines rigorous academics with a focus on personal and spiritual development, preparing them to make a meaningful difference in their chosen fields and communities.

Key Highlights

  • Guided by the powerful motto: "Higher Education for a Higher Purpose."
  • A private university founded in 1961 by the Alabama Baptist State Convention.
  • Home to 2,092 students, fostering a close-knit and supportive academic community.
  • Led by dedicated President Charles W. Smith Jr.
  • Renamed University of Mobile in 1993, reflecting its commitment to Mobile County.

Timeline

1961
Founded as Mobile College by the Alabama Baptist State Convention
1993
Renamed University of Mobile

Leadership

Charles W. Smith Jr.
President

Data from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 4.0

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