About University
Thomas More University, located in Crestview Hills, Kentucky, is a
private Catholic liberal arts university founded in 1921 by the Benedictine
Sisters of Covington. Named after Saint Thomas More, the university offers a
values-based education grounded in the Catholic Intellectual Tradition. It
welcomes students of all faiths and backgrounds, challenging them to explore
the ultimate meaning of life, their place in the world, and their
responsibility to others.
The university provides a diverse range of academic programs,
including undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees. With an enrollment
of over 2,000 students, Thomas More University emphasizes small class sizes and
individual attention, maintaining a student-to-faculty ratio that fosters close
faculty relationships. The institution is committed to academic excellence,
offering programs that integrate liberal arts education with career
preparation.
Thomas More University is dedicated to student success, academic
innovation, and responsible stewardship. The university's strategic plan aims
to position it as the premier regional Catholic university by 2026, focusing on
enrollment growth, financial sustainability, and the enhancement of academic
and extracurricular programs. This vision reflects the institution's commitment
to providing a transformative education that prepares students to excel in
their chosen fields and contribute meaningfully to society.
