In 20 15, American journalism ranked 64th among universities in the world.

CWUR World University 20 15 ranked 68th.

20 14 to 20 15, ranked 86th in academic ranking of world universities, Shanghai Jiaotong University.

From 20 14 to 20 15, Times World University ranks 86th.

2. University of Arizona (UA), located in Tucson, Arizona, USA, was founded in 1885. Due to geographical factors, universities have strong scientific research strength in astronomy, geology, geography, civil engineering and other disciplines, while anthropology, sociology and philosophy are among the best in the United States. It is known as one of the "public Ivy League" universities and a member of association of american universities (AAU). UA is one of the most prestigious universities in the southwestern United States, with more than 500 student organizations and societies. It is the only university observatory in the United States (according to the ranking of USnews World University 20 15, the university ranks among the top 5 in the world in major disciplines in space, and the optical center is known as one of the three major optical centers in the world, which is an important space auxiliary base of NASA).

The University of Arizona spends more than 580 million dollars on scientific research every year. The university has a strong faculty and won 10 Nobel Prize and Pulitzer Prize. In the United States, only 65,438+00 universities have received research funds from the National Science Foundation for undergraduate education and research, and the University of Arizona is one of them. The school has a strong faculty, with 275 national outstanding scholars.

The University of Arizona has three campuses, and the main campus is located in Tucson, Arizona. By 20 15, there were 32,987 undergraduates and 9,249 master's and doctoral students from more than 20 countries and regions in the world. As of 20 15, the university has 3049 teachers.

There are more than 300 majors in the university, which are composed of the following colleges: honorary college, college of arts, business college, medical college, nursing college, pharmacy college, public health college, optics college, agricultural and life sciences college, architecture college, engineering college, earth science and environmental engineering college, geology college, brain and behavior college, law school, literature college, journalism college and art college (including film college and art college).