Brandeis University World Ranking

brandeis (Brandis) University ranks 455th in the world.

One of the oldest buildings in Brandeis University was founded in 1928. The castle dormitory of Brandeis University is also known as one of the coolest university dormitories in America. More imaginative house choices include traditional quadrangular dormitories, with freshmen and sophomores living in double rooms and juniors living in single rooms. The latest choice is The Village, which has single and double rooms, as well as a family-style kitchen, semi-formal bathroom and lounge.

Brandeis has only been established for more than 6 years, so the buildings on campus are mainly "modern" architectural styles, with complete facilities and excellent gymnasiums, art galleries and libraries for students to visit and study. At the same time, Buda's dormitory adopts a "castle-style" building, so that students can feel the strange feeling of living in an ancient castle while feeling the breath of modern architecture.

The school has complete facilities, and its gymnasium is known as "the most perfect gymnasium in the Northeast of the United States". There are 2 sports clubs and many sports activities, including rugby, sailing, squash and men's volleyball. In addition, the Academic Debate and Speech Association of Brandeis University has always been in the top 1 of the national university debates, and it often participates in the World University Debate Championships held around the world every year.

Brandeis University is very famous for its sports. Among them, 1 university teams are open to men and women respectively, and there is also a mixed team. These university teams train basketball, golf, badminton, cross-country, American football, swimming, tennis, volleyball and so on.

Professional direction of Brandeis University

1. The Heller School for Social Policy and Management: including MBA, public administration, social policy and management.

2. College of Arts and Sciences: including humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, mathematics and computer science.

3. International Business School: provides MBA and related master's degrees, focusing on international business, finance, marketing and other professional fields.

4. Division of Science: It provides natural science majors related to biology, chemistry, biochemistry and bioengineering.

5. The Rabb School of Continuing Studies: It provides professional directions such as medical and health science research, health policy and management.