The University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, also known as the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, is located in the quiet and elegant twin cities of Urbana and Champaign in southern Illinois, USA. Founded in 1867, it is a member of the "Top Ten Conferences" in the Midwest of the United States and one of the best engineering universities in the United States.
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1, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign:
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has the third largest university library in the United States, second only to Harvard and Yale. The school has a complete set of disciplines, with nearly 200 professional disciplines, the best of which are engineering and business. The school is a founding member of the "Top Ten" in the United States and a member of the association of american universities (AAU), and is known as the "public Ivy". The university is also one of the most diversified and international universities, with the number of international students ranking third among American universities and first among American public universities.
2. Introduction of Illinois Institute of Technology:
Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT), also translated as Illinois Institute of Technology, was founded in 1890, located in downtown Chicago, and is a comprehensive private polytechnic university. There are seven colleges in the university: Amo Engineering College, Architecture College, Design College, Kent Law School, Stewart Business School and so on. Among them, the School of Design and the School of Architecture inherited the German Bauhaus and the Bauhaus master Ludwig? Miss? Van der Rohe; Moholi? Najib's design thought and rigorous academic attitude, as the center of global modern design in the 20th century, have trained many famous architects and designers.