Binghamton University, Binghamton, USA

Overview

History, Affiliations & Rankings

Binghamton University was founded as Triple Cities College in 1946. It was originally located in Endicott, New York and four years later, it was incorporated into the State University of New York. The college was finally relocated to Binghamton in 1965 and was named Binghamton University in 1992. Binghamton University is a member of space-grant colleges in the US and is an internationally-recognized university for its quality academic programmes, research work and partnerships with leading organizations. The QS World University Rankings of Binghamton University ranges between 801 and 1000. The university is also ranked tied for 88th among national universities in 2021 by U.S. News & World Report.

Infrastructure, Campus & Courses

The main campus of Binghamton University is situated in Vestal that extends across an area of 930 acres. The new Health Sciences Campus of the university is located in Johnson City, New York. The safety and well being of every member is the foremost priority of the university. Security systems, emergency medical services and on-campus escorts are available to all members of the University. Binghamton University offers 130+ undergraduate and 80+ graduate programmes, structured to be delivered at six schools: Harpur College, Watson College of Engineering and Applied Science, School of Management, Decker College Nursing and Health Sciences, College of Community and Public Affairs and School of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences.  

Accomplishment & Alumni 

Binghamton University is recognised as one of the top 50 colleges in the U.S that create futures, according to Princeton Review 2020. It is a world-class university offering a broad range of top-notch academic programs and of the best research programme in the United States, 'How microplastic and nano plastic particles affect living cells' is one of the latest research works carried out by the university along with the Rochester Institute of Technology. Binghamton University has a global network community of more than 125,000 alumni. Graduates of the university benefit from a wide range of services like the Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development and the hireBING job posting system. The university encourages its alumni to participate in career development initiatives and events to guide current students. Among the notable alumni of Binghamton include CEO of Unisys Peter Altabef, actor Billy Baldwin, author Mark Mathew Braunstein, professor at Columbia University Stephanie MCurry, etc.

Student Diversity & Visiting Companies

More than 14,000 undergraduate students and around 4,000 graduate students study at Binghamton University. The students represent more than 100 countries and territories. Previous records of Binghamton University show that the students of Binghamton University have a highly secure future. 77% of graduates of the university who seek employment find a secured job within 6 months after graduation. Top employers who have hired BU graduates in the past include Accenture, IBM, JPMorgan Chase, KPMG, Amazon.com, PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers), Deloitte Morgan Stanley, to name a few.

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