克拉克大学

950 Main Street, Worcester

#801-850 QS全球排名
Private高校性质
Very High研究成果
3,596学生人数
302教员人数
1,047国际学生人数

About

Founded in 1887 as the first all-graduate institution in the United States, Clark is a private, liberal arts and research university committed to scholarship that addresses social imperatives in a global context. Centrally located in Worcester, Massachusetts, Clark enrolls approximately 2,300 undergraduate and 1,100 graduate students. Undergraduates are offered a broad and deep liberal arts curriculum that enables them to address the complex scientific, social and business challenges facing our world through hands-on research, in-depth exploration and practical problem solving. Clark's focused areas of research excellence are backed by strong Ph.D. and master's degree programs that engage graduate students from around the world in relevant, challenging and innovative research that transforms communities.

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University highlights

2012
#601+
2014
#651-700
2015
#651-700
2016
#501-550
2017
#471-480
2018
#501-550
2019
#=461
2020
#531-540
2021
#581-590
2022
#601-650
2023
#751-800
2024
#801-850

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Student & Staff

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Total students

3,596

PG students

35%

UG students

65%

International students

1,047

PG students

85%

UG students

15%

Total faculty staff

302

Int'l staff

Domestic staff

274

Total students

3,596

PG students

35%

UG students

65%

International students

1,047

PG students

85%

UG students

15%

Total faculty staff

302

Domestic staff

274

Int'l staff

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Scholarships

Offered

Yes

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