Northwestern University

Northwestern University was established in 1850, and has thrived due to a combination of creative financing, religious inspiration and a lot of hard work. The university has presently grown to include 12 schools and colleges, with additional campuses in Chicago and Doha, Qatar. Northwestern is a comprehensive research university that offers students interdisciplinary study options across multiple schools and units. The university’s stimulating academic environment provides a dynamic mix of theory and practice, while prioritising top-tier research, new knowledge, creative expression and practical application. Students of Northwestern University are part of an innovative, collaborative, and multidimensional community. The university’s alumni are recipients of the Pulitzer Prize, Nobel Prize, MacArthur Genius Grant, Emmy Award, Academy Award, Guggenheim Fellowship, and are members of the National Academy and numerous other honorary and professional societies.