The universities presented in this article are: JohnsHopkins University, University of
Pennsylvania, University of Michigan, Duke University and Cornell University.
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins University opened in 1876 year, by its first
president, a Daniel Kuwait Gillman, who asked the famous question (What do you
aim to him of this university?). His answer (aim to encourage research, and
the advancement of the level of researchers and scientists, who through their
superiority Academic, will make progress in science and the welfare of society
and the individual).
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania was established in 1740, in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. University currently has about 24000 students
enrolled in university programs and graduate programs and professional studies.
The University offers various programs of study through the colleges, they are
communication and education, Law, Arts and Sciences,
Dentistry, design and engineering and applied science, medicine, nursing,
politics, and Veterinary Medicine and the College of Business Administration.
University of Michigan
University of Michigan was founded in 1817 as a research
university General located in the state of Michigan. There are about 26 000 university
students in the university degree, and about 15 000 students graduate to more
than 600 colleges Academic program within this prestigious university: the
College of Arts, Science, Arts, Engineering, Ross School of Business and
Economics, the Medical College, nursing colleges, public policy, Dentistry, the
environment, public health, social service, and others.
Duke University
Duke University was founded in 1924. Located in Durham,
North Carolina. Is a private research university, currently it has 13 000 students. The university follow her many educational institutions in Asia and the
Pacific; such as the Institute of Genome Sciences, and politics, and John Hope
Franklin Institute for the Humanities, and the Institute for Ethics Kennan, and
the Institute for Social Science Research, the Terry Sanford Institute of
Public Policy. It is offered academic programs in the fields of literature, science,
law, medicine, nursing, and the environment, and Earth Sciences.
Cornell University
Cornell University is a private university, and a member of
the Association of the eight Ivy ancient universities; the university was
founded in 1865, located in Ithaca, New York. Taught by 21 000 students.
University awarded bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, and doctorates.
Cornell University operates through seven university centers dedicated to the
studies of undergraduate and four university centers for postgraduate studies and
professional studies and based in Ithaca, in addition to two of the graduate
and professional medical centers in New York City, and university center in the
city of Doha, Qatar.
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