Clark University, Worcester, USA

Overview

History, Affiliations & Rankings

With its roots dating back to 1887, Clark University became the first graduation study only institution in the United States. Through its range of courses and the quality of graduates produced, Clark University has attained many accolades and rankings as globally competitive University. Times Higher Education has ranked Clark University has No. 7 in Worlds Best Small Universities and it also ranked as No. 11 in Impact Schools as surveyed by The Princeton Review.

Infrastructure, Campus & Courses

Spread across 50 acres of land, Clark University is littered with building and recreational facilities that facilitate various academic and extracurricular activities. From libraries and academic and residency halls to Athletic and Arts Centres, students will be able to access various state of the art facilities and infrastructure during their academic stay. Accommodated in these buildings are the facilities and infrastructure to facilitate education in areas such as Pure and Applied Sciences, Arts, Education, Engineering, Management and much more.

Accomplishments & Alumni

Many firsts have come out of Clark University, ranging from Robert Goddard launching a liquid-fuel-propelled rocket from his aunts farm in 1926 to Freud presenting his only lectures outside of Europe to the first American Nobel Prize winner in Science, Albert Michelson. Moreover, the alumni of Clark University are involved in paving the way for future academicians, leaders and innovators through funding and networking. Through various initiatives undertaken by the University, the students and alumni receive ample opportunities in building a good career path.

Student Diversity & Visiting Companies

With the entire world becoming a melting pot of cultures and traditions, Clark University recognises the need to spread awareness among its students, faculty and staff. The Office of Diversity and Inclusion has been set up with the notion of mandating structural change through the campus so as to inculcate the spirit of diversity and equity. Many initiatives such as the Survey on Campus and Culture have been established to ensure a safe, healthy and peaceful environment for students, faculty and staff.