English name: Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT), founded in 1890, was recommended by USNEWS and Princeton Review to enter the top universities in the United States 100, belonging to the national first-class universities (National Tier 1). The number of graduates trained by the school to become the president, vice president or manager of the company ranks among the top 65,438+05 in the United States, and it is one of the prestigious members of the American Association of Independent Technical Universities. IIT alumni and teaching team have successively emerged four Nobel Prize winners: Herbert Simon, jack steinberg, winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics, and leon lederman, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. In addition, marty cooper and marty cooper, the father of mobile phones, also obtained their master's degree from this school.
Illinois University of Technology is a comprehensive private university with the qualification of conferring doctor's degree, and enjoys a world reputation in many research and academic fields. As a world-renowned university, IIT is committed to cultivating elites from all over the world to become comprehensive leaders who adapt to the rapid development of science and technology and lead the progress of knowledge by providing first-class teaching quality and teaching environment.
With elegant campus environment and advanced facilities, the school ranks sixth in the most advanced teaching environment campus in the United States selected by Forbes. The main campus of Illinois Institute of Technology covers an area of 120 acres, only 3 miles from downtown Chicago, and the transportation is extremely convenient. The school's downtown campus is located in the downtown business district of Chicago, and the design school, law school, business school and MPA all teach in the downtown campus. The Moffett and Rice campuses are located in the picturesque suburbs of Chicago.