Boston University (BU), founded in 1839, is a world-class research university with a long history and the third largest private university in the United States. Its main campus is located on the Charles River in downtown Boston, across the river from Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, while the medical school campus is located in Changmu Medical District in the south of Boston.

Extended Information Boston University is one of the famous private universities in the United States and is known as "student paradise". The current headmaster, Robert A. Brown. At present, it is a first-class national university in the United States, one of the member universities of the association of american universities, the top university alliance in North America and the Patriot Union, and enjoys a high academic reputation all over the world.

The school is located in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. It is a non-sectarian private university. 1839 was a Methodist theological seminary when it was founded in Vermont, 1847 moved to Concord, New Hampshire, 1867 moved to Brookline, Massachusetts, and finally 1939 to 1948 moved to the current campus along the Charles River.

As the third largest private university with a long history in the United States, Boston University currently has about 32,000 students from 50 states and 125 countries around the world, including about 4,700 international students. The school has 17 colleges and offers more than 250 courses, including top biomedical engineering, business, law, economics, pre-medical and so on.

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