Located in Waltham, Massachusetts, USA, is the private research university Brandeis University. It was named for Louis Brandeis, the first Jewish justice of the United States Supreme Court, when it was established as a nonsectarian institution in 1948. The university is renowned for its dedication to social justice and diversity and places a high priority on the liberal arts.
Academic Programmes
Brandeis University provides a broad range of graduate and undergraduate courses in a number of fields, including business, social sciences, natural sciences, humanities, and the arts.
Research
The institution places a high priority on research, and the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education designates it as a research university with “high research activity”.
Social Justice
Brandeis is renowned for its dedication to activism and community engagement, and it has a history of advocating for social justice. The institution was established with the goal of giving gifted students from all backgrounds access to an education.
Campus
The 235-acre campus of Brandeis University is home to a variety of modern and historic structures. The campus-based Rose Art Museum is renowned for its collection of modern artwork.
Graduate Schools
Brandeis offers a number of graduate programmes in addition to its undergraduate offerings.These universities all provide specialised degrees and programmes.
Waltham Group
The Waltham Group is a student-run organisation at Brandeis University that arranges volunteer and community service projects. It demonstrates the university’s dedication to becoming involved in the community and having a beneficial influence off campus.
International Business School
With a focus on global issues, Brandeis University’s International Business School provides graduate programmes, including the MBA. It highlights how business and social responsibility intertwine.
