University of Pittsburgh is a comprehensive public university in Pennsylvania, USA. Founded in 1787, it enjoys a high reputation in North American academic circles. It has four campuses, and the main campus is located in Pittsburgh.
By 2008, the school had 27,562 students and 4,669 teachers. The University of Pittsburgh is a member school of the American University Alliance, with strong research strength. It has medical schools, business schools, law schools, engineering schools, arts and sciences schools, public affairs and international affairs schools and information schools. The most prestigious universities are related disciplines such as medicine, biomedicine and philosophy.
Its predecessor was Pittsburgh College, and its founder was Pennsylvania Supreme Justice Brick enrich. At that time, he predicted that Pittsburgh would develop into an important part of Pennsylvania, so it was very important to establish an academic foundation as soon as possible.
Geographical location:
Pittsburgh is located in the southwest of Pennsylvania, where the Aulina River and the Monmehra River meet. It is one of the largest ports in America. The urban area is 55.5 square miles with a population of more than 380,000. The region has a subtropical climate, with an average temperature of 0.3℃ per month/kloc-0 and 22.5℃ in July.
There are many new high-rise buildings in the golden triangle area in the city center. There are 23 headquarters of 500 large companies in the United States, and 9 companies with annual sales exceeding $654.38+0 billion. In recent years, more than 60 companies have settled in this city, making it the third largest corporate headquarters in the United States after new york and Chicago.