Troy University is a comprehensive public institution founded in 1887 in Troy, Alabama. Renowned as 'Alabama's International University,' Troy is celebrated for its dynamic global footprint, extensive military partnerships, pioneer role in digital learning (TROY Online), and distinguished programs across business, nursing, computer science, geospatial informatics, education, and the fine arts. Spanning over 650 rolling acres in Southeast Alabama, the picturesque main campus features the world-class Janice Hawkins Cultural Arts Park with its iconic terracotta warrior exhibits, modern Trojan Arena, historic Bibb Graves Hall (Sorrell College of Business), and active student residential villages. Supported by Alabama campus locations in Montgomery, Dothan, and Phenix City, Troy combines personalized faculty mentorship, affordable tuition, and robust out-of-state tuition waivers for international and high-achieving scholars.

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