When was brandeis University established? Which state is the school in the United States?

Brandeis University (hereinafter referred to as Brandeis University) is a top private research university located in Waltham, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Founded in 1948, it has enjoyed a high reputation for more than 70 years. It is known as "Jewish Harvard" and "the youngest major research university in America". Brandeis University advocates small class teaching with the idea of cultivating elites. The total number of undergraduates and postgraduates is only about 5600. Brandeis University ranks among the top five universities and one of the top eight research universities. Brandeis University ranks among the best in the United States in business, biochemistry, economics, physics, mathematics or humanities. It is a progressive first-class university and a new top American university. Among the alumni, there are 5 Pulitzer Prize winners, 5 Turing Prize winners 1 person, and 5 Nobel Prize winners in chemistry 1 person. 20 17- 10, retired professors Michael Rosbash and Jeffrey C. Hall of Brandeis University, won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their pioneering contributions to the theory of circadian rhythm.

Since the ranking was published by American News, brandeis University has maintained the excellent comprehensive ranking of the top 35 in the United States. Brandeis University ranks 34th in the comprehensive ranking of American news on 20 18. In 20 17, the Financial Times ranked MAIEF (International Economics and Finance) of Brandeis University Business School as the first in the United States for the second consecutive year. Brandeis University attaches great importance to students' practical ability, and its course quality and applicability are almost universally acknowledged in Boston.

20 19 academic ranking of world universities Soft Science 30 1-400, American News World University 250 in 2020, Times Higher Education World University 20 1-250 in 2020, QS World University 468 in 2020.