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The University of Tennessee's flagship campus in Knoxville hosts ten colleges, the Institute of Agriculture, the Institute for Public Service, and several schools. The UT Health Science Center at Memphis and the UT Space Institute at Tullahoma are specialized campuses but are not separate institutions. These five facilities comprise the University of Tennessee system. As of 2004, UT provides over 110 programs of study for undergraduate students. The university provides a list of all offered majors and minors^{See also:University of Tennessee, University of Tennessee - Campus, University of Tennessee - Organization, University of Tennessee - Students, University of Tennessee - History, University of Tennessee - National Rankings, University of Tennessee - Budget, University of Tennessee - Activities, University of Tennessee - Athletics and sports, University of Tennessee - Clubs and organizations, University of Tennessee - Traditions, University of Tennessee - Colors, University of Tennessee - Pride of the Southland Band, University of Tennessee - Fight song, University of Tennessee - Mascot, University of Tennessee - Nickname, University of Tennessee - Notable alumni, University of Tennessee - Notable staff, University of Tennessee - Notes}

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University of Tennessee: Encyclopedia II - University of Tennessee - Organization

University of Tennessee - Organization

The University of Tennessee's flagship campus in Knoxville hosts ten colleges, the Institute of Agriculture, the Institute for Public Service, and several schools. The UT Health Science Center at Memphis and the UT Space Institute at Tullahoma are specialized campuses but are not separate institutions. These five facilities comprise the University of Tennessee system.

As of 2004, UT provides over 110 programs of study for undergraduate students. The university provides a list of all offered majors and minors^[3].

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