The University of New Mexico

• The Global Education Office (GEO) provides services to international students and scholars coming to UNM, coordinates opportunities for UNM students to study overseas and offers intensive English language programs to students interested in studying in the U.S.
• As an advocate for international programs on campus, GEO helps to prepare UNM faculty, administrators, and students to understand and work effectively in a complex and rapidly changing global community.

Living on campus is about more than having a place to rest your head; it's about the experience! From our Living Learning Program to events and activities, you'll find a variety of experience outside the classroom.

Residence Halls:

• Our Halls
• Alvarado Hall
• Coronado Hall
• Hokona Hall
• Laguna DeVargas Hall
• Redondo Village Apartments

• Santa Clara Hall

American Campus Communities (ACC) operates Casas del Rio and Lobo Village as housing options which UNM and community college students may choose. Students sign a lease directly with American Campus Communities when they select Casas del Rio or Lobo Village.

Living in the UNM Residence Halls provides many systems and staff resources to help keep you safe.

• The University Libraries system on the central campus at UNM has the largest library collection in the state. 
• The four libraries in the system are Zimmerman Library, Centennial Science and Engineering Library, Fine Arts and Design Library and Parish Memorial Library. 

• The Center for Southwest Research and Special Collections is nationally recognized for the quality of the collection.

• The IT Organization is overseen by the Office of the CIO and consists of five main areas: Applications, Classroom Technologies, Computing Platforms, Customer Service, and Networks.

• Student Health & Counseling (SHAC) provides quality health and counseling services to all UNM students to foster student success. Fees charged at SHAC are much lower than community rates. SHAC is funded in part by student activity fees.