Syracuse University

Syracuse University is a private research university located in Syracuse, founded in 1870 with a long tradition of inclusive education and academic innovation. Since its establishment, the university has emphasized equal access to education and has welcomed students regardless of gender, nationality, or background. The institution is recognized for pioneering initiatives in higher education, such as being among the first universities to offer a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and establishing one of the nation’s earliest schools dedicated to information studies. Over time, Syracuse University has developed a strong reputation for combining academic knowledge with real-world engagement and preparing students to address complex societal challenges.
The university offers a wide range of academic opportunities through 13 schools and colleges, with more than 200 majors and 100 minors available to students. Its mission focuses on promoting interdisciplinary learning, global study, research, and experiential education while fostering a diverse and inclusive learning community. Syracuse University is also recognized as a research-intensive institution where faculty and students collaborate on projects that address global and societal issues, contributing to innovation and knowledge creation at local, national, and international levels.