In 1988, an Architectural Studies Degree Program was first offered. In 1992, UMA assumed responsibility for Saco and Sanford Centers from USM, and the East Millinocket and Ellsworth Centers from the University of Maine. The future development of degree programs will occur as UMA responds to the educational needs of Central and Mid-coast Maine. In 1995 University System reorganization assigned many off-campus centers to the Education Network of Maine. At that time, UMA's portion of Lewiston-Auburn College became a campus of UMA, as did University College of Bangor, formerly a college of the University of Maine.
All campuses are large enough for diversity, small enough for individual attention.
Bangor Campus is a 160-acre campus with a distinctly spacious feel. All are within an hour's drive of the coast, hiking and skiing locations. Regional Student Program . This is an Official Publication of the University of Maine at Augusta, a part of the University of Maine System . UMA adheres to the University of Maine System Policy on Non-discrimination .