Yale University, New Haven, USA

Overview

History, Affiliations & Rankings

Yale University was founded in 1701 and is the third oldest University in the United States for higher education. It is one of the largest research universities in the world offering numerous programs under different departments. Yale University is situated in New Haven, Connecticut and is overseen by President Peter Salovey and the Universitys board of Trustees. Yale University has won many awards for its excellence in education and academic services. THE, US News and World Report and QS World University Rankings have recognised the university and its efforts in becoming the best in the world. While the Yale University ranked 8th in the THE World University Rankings, US News and World University ranked the university as the 4th best National University and QS ranked #=14 in the World University Rankings.

Infrastructure, Campus & Courses

Around 2000+ courses are offered at the university every year. Yale University is known to offer one of the best programmes in Chemistry with state-of-the-art chemical laboratories for study and research purposes. The University not only offers the best higher education platform to students but also provides an inclusive environment for the cultural exchange between students from different nationalities. Yale University recognises talents and offers immense opportunities for the intellectual growth of the students. Additionally, the student to faculty ratio of Yale university is 6:1, which facilitates a more interactive and suitable environment to learn. There are around 800+ labs for science, math, and engineering courses available across the University, along with other facilities and state-of-the-art infrastructure that promotes the globally recognised research and academic activities.

Accomplishments & Alumni

Many successful people from across the world have completed their higher education from Yale University. Included in this extensive list of notable Yale University alumni is Indira Nooyi, the CEO of PepsiCo, who completed her postgraduate from the Yale School of Management in 1978. Some of the other major notable alumni of Yale University are George Herbert Walker Bush (41st president of the United States), Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton (American politician), Edward Harrison Norton (American actor and filmmaker), Paul Leonard Newman (American actor and filmmaker) and John Forbes Kerry (68th United States Secretary of State). Yale Alumni can be found in over 175 countries across the world and is a strong community that has helped the students and the university to grow.

Student Diversity & Visiting Companies

Students from across 120 countries have enrolled for admission under various courses offered by Yale University. Approximately 20% of the total students from the University are international students. The Yale University community strives continuously to transform the world and create a better future. It prepares its students to excel in their career and mark a difference in society. Yale University has reported that most of its international student community hail from countries such as India, China, Germany, South Korea, Canada and the UK

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