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Tulane pairs the resources of a large research university with the benefits of a small liberal arts college. Small classes, averaging 20 students, are the norm, and faculty members are both accessible and approachable. Our 8,200 full-time undergraduate students can choose from over 70 different majors and minors.
Tulane Center for Aging 1430 Tulane Ave., SL-12 New Orleans, LA 70112 tel 504-988-3369 tcfa@tulane.edu. Aging Studies (PhD) LAW. School of Law Weinmann Hall, 6329 Freret Street New Orleans, LA 70118 tel 504-865-5939 fax 504-865-6748. Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD) Juris Doctor (JD) Master of Jurisprudence in Labor & Employment Law (MJ ...
Why Tulane. We’d completely burn up your data plan if we listed every reason. But as long as you’re asking, we’ll warm you up with a few: Because Tulane offers one of the most flexible degree programs around. Once you’re admitted you can take classes in any of our undergraduate schools. Many of our students double- or even triple- major.
座標: 北緯29度56分7秒 西経90度07分21秒. テュレーン大学 （テュレーンだいがく、Tulane University）は、 アメリカ合衆国 ルイジアナ州 ニューオーリンズ にある私立大学。. サザン・アイビー、 ヒドゥン・アイビー に数えられる。. アメリカ大学協会 に所属する。.
Tulane at a Glance. Tulane offers its students endless opportunities while providing a singular experience found nowhere else in the world. These are just some of the characteristics defining our unique institution: Ranked by the U.S. News and World Report as #44 Best National University and #2 for Service Learning.
Founded in 1834 as the Medical College of Louisiana with the goal of combating tropical diseases, Tulane University has long been a hub of innovation and collaboration. As the only private national research university in the Gulf South, Tulane embraces the region’s distinctive culture, creativity and social challenges as inspiration for its ...
The forerunner to Tulane University - the Medical College of Louisiana - was founded in 1834 as the Deep South's second medical school. By 1847, the public University of Louisiana was established, and the Medical College was joined by a law department (now School of Law) and a collegiate department (now Tulane College).
