Location
Worcester, Massachusetts, US
Type
University
Ownership
Private
Year Founded
1887
Population
209,330
Students
3,300
International %
15
Campuses
Description
Clark University was founded in 1887 as the first all-graduate institution in the country. At Clark, students study the world while being immersed in it. Students wrestle with complex ideas, and consider new and unfamiliar perspectives. A graduate degree from Clark University’s School of Management, Department of International Development, Community, and Environment, Becker School of Design and Technology, or the School of Professional Studies delivers intellectual growth, enhanced career satisfaction, and a lifetime of increased earnings and fulfilling employment opportunities. U.S. News & World Report ranks Clark University: No. 103, “Best National Universities”No. 27 in the U.S. for “Best Value Schools”2021 “Best Business School ”Princeton Review recognizes Clark University as a“ Best College” No. 3 for “Schools Making an Impact”#18 for Happiest Students, and in 2019 Clark was named a Best Business School
Foundation Program
Undergraduate Program
Graduate Program
English Program
Scholarship
Scholarship:
Scholarship available
Accommodation
Accommodation:
Accommodation available
Degrees
Worcester - United States
B.S. in Criminal Justice
B.S. in Public Administration
B.S. in Social Services
Bachelor of General Studies
Bachelor of General Studies Communication
Bachelor of General Studies Criminal Justice/Legal Studies
Bachelor of General Studies Human Resource Development
Bachelor of General Studies Information Technology
Major in Ancient Civilization (B.A.)
Major in Art History (B.A.)
Major in Asian Studies (B.A.)
Major in Combined Languages (B.A.)
Major in Community, Youth, and Education Studies (B.A.)
Major in Comparative Literature (B.A.)
Major in Creative Writing (B.A.)
Major in English (B.A.)
Major in French and Francophone Studies (B.A.)
Major in Geography (B.A.)
Major in Health, Science, and Society (B.A.)
Major in History (B.A.)
Major in International Development and Social Change (B.A.)
Major in Philosophy (B.A.)
Major in Political Science (B.A.)
Major in Psychology (B.A.)
Major in Sociology (B.A.)
Major in Spanish (B.A.)
Major in Women’s and Gender Studies (B.A.)
Student-Designed Major (B.A.)
B.S. in Cybersecurity
Bachelor of General Studies Information Technology
Major in Computer Science (B.A.)
Major in Data Science (B.S.)
Major in Interactive Media: Game Design & Development (B.A.)
Major in Screen Studies (B.A.)
B.S. in Human Resource Development
Bachelor of General Studies Human Resource Development
Major in Business Economics (B.A.)
Major in Economics (B.S.)
Major in Finance (B.S.)
Major in Management (B.S.)
Major in Marketing B.S.
Major in Media, Culture, and the Arts (B.A.)
Major in Music (B.A.)
Major in Studio Art (B.A.)
Major in Theatre Arts (B.A.)
B.S. in Biotechnology
BS Major in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Major in Biology (B.S.)
Major in Chemistry (B.S.)
Major in Mathematics (B.A.)
Major in Mathematics Education (B.A.)
Major in Physics (B.S.)
Major in Environmental Science (B.S.)
Major in Global Environmental Studies (B.A.)