The University of Arizona is home to 31,000 undergraduates and 7,400 graduates students. The university also runs a major hospital and medical school.
Arizona’s size allows it to offer courses leading to 334 different bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, and professional degrees. It also offers students 100 study abroad programs in 50 different countries.
The school has 12 libraries. Arizona is one of 56 public “research-intensive universities” and belongs to the 62-member Association of American Universities.
The graduate college, which has over 80 research centers, offers some 100 doctoral and master’s degree programs each. It also runs several specialized Doctor of Pharmacy programs.
Several Nobel Laureates and Pulitzer Prize winners, 20 members of the National Academy of Sciences, nine members of the National Academy of Engineering, two members of the Royal Society, four MacArthur Fellows, and a Vetlesen Prize recipient are all associated with the University of Arizona.
The university is #2 in America in producing Peace Corps Fellows and #24 for Fulbright Fellows.
