Xishi campus
State University of New York at Stony Brook (SUNYSB or SBU for short), also known as Stony Brook University, was founded in Xishi Village, new york (Long Island), 1957. The school is a public university, good at research, and a member of the authoritative association of american universities (AAU) in the United States. Professor Yang Zhenning, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics, has been teaching in this school for 37 years. Under his leadership, the Institute of Theoretical Physics has won many awards. The school is also the place where the first nuclear magnetic resonance image was born in the world. (Dr. paul lauterbur, Nobel Prize in Medicine and Physiology in 2003).
Binghamton campus
Binghamton University, the State University of new york, was founded in 1946, with students 14000, including more than 2800 graduate students, including more than 2800 international students 1000, from 87 countries around the world. It is the flagship campus of new york State University. One of the public universities in the Ivy League. The school has become the top public university in the northeastern United States. After 1953, the school has developed into a comprehensive university with sound departments and disciplines, attracting a considerable number of outstanding local students to study.
At the end of 1950s, the number of applicants and academic reputation of this school were in full swing, and it was the branch school with the lowest admission rate in new york State University system. And was appointed as the doctoral program and student research center of the state university system by the New York State Government. Its School of Management is world-famous, ranking fourth among all universities in the northeastern United States with the highest density of prestigious schools in the world, second only to Columbia University, new york University and Cornell University, and third among the graduates sent to the four major accounting firms. In addition, the CPA test score of accounting projects is the highest in the United States, 10. PrincetonReview 20 12 lists Thomas J. Watson Institute of Engineering and Applied Science as? Top computer/computer engineering schools? One.
Buffalo campus
The State University of New York at Buffalo, also known as the University of Buffalo (UB), is the largest research university in new york. The University of Buffalo consists of three campuses, namely, the South Campus, the North Campus and the City Campus. There are 14 colleges, offering more than 400 bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs. It is one of the largest universities in the United States and has the most courses. Well-known colleges include: Management Business School, Art College, Education College, Engineering College, Medical Biochemical College and Law School. The school was founded in 1846, 1962 was incorporated into the system of new york State University, and 1989 was invited to join association of american universities. Famous China alumni include Li Yanhong, founder of Baidu, Zhou Ji, former Minister of Education and now President of China Academy of Engineering.
Albany campus
The State University of New York at Albany, founded in 1844, is one of the oldest campuses in the State University of new york system. This university has three campuses, namely, Shangcheng Campus, Downtown Campus and East Campus. New york State University in Albany provides excellent undergraduate and graduate education, research and public services. There are about 17000 students in the school, including more than 1 1000 undergraduates and more than 5000 postgraduates. These students come from 83 different countries. While providing quality education, universities only charge relatively low tuition fees and provide a large number of scholarships, aiming at attracting outstanding students from all over the world to study.