The University of Minnesota ranks among the top 20 universities in the United States. It is both a state land-grant university and a major research institution. The University has a strong tradition of education and public service with scholars of national and international reputation.
The School of Public Health and the Division of Epideimology and Community Health is ranked
in the top 10 Public Health academic programs in the country (US World Report, 2006).
About the U
Founded in 1851, the University of Minnesota has four campuses—the Twin Cities (Minneapolis-St. Paul), Duluth,Morris, and Crookston—a collaborative center in Rochester [home of the world-famous Mayo Clinic], extension offices, and research and outreach centers throughout the state. The Minneapolis campus is set along the banks of the Mississippi River with state-of-the-art facilities and stately historic buildings.
Library resources
The University Libraries system is the 17th largest in North America, lending more books and journal articles to other libraries than any other academic library in the nation. The BioMedical Library is of particular interest to students in Epidemiology and Community Health. Its state-of-the-art facilities houses many specialized collections and archives units.
Technology to enhance learning
Teaching and learning at the University of Minnesota are defined by vast technology resources. Unique interdisciplinary studies and world-renowned professors and researchers contribute new knowledge while inspiring and preparing the next generation of leaders.
Use of WebCT, a classroom management and electronic authoring tool that expedites learning, has grown significantly over the past few years.
Student, faculty and staff multicultural distinctiveness
The University strives to create a campus environment that values and actively supports an inclusive and diverse community. People with diverse racial, ethnic, and religious backgrounds; women; people with disabilities; people of all sexual orientations, gender identifications, or gender expressions; and people from diverse social and economic groups are able to thrive and achieve their full potential.
About Minneapolis/St. Paul
St. Paul/Minneapolis
The Minneapolis and St. Paul area combine the best of urban life with the quality and feeling of a smaller town. We enjoy an amazing number of exciting cultural and recreational opportunities, all in beautiful natural surroundings.
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About the University of Minnesota
The University Libraries system is the 17th largest in North America, lending more books and journal articles to other libraries than any other academic library in the nation. The 
The University strives to create a campus environment that values and actively supports an inclusive and diverse community. People with diverse racial, ethnic, and religious backgrounds; women; people with disabilities; people of all sexual orientations, gender identifications, or gender expressions; and people from diverse social and economic groups are able to thrive and achieve their full potential.
