Life at Binghamton University is anything but textbook. You’ll actually get to create knowledge, not just consume it. With about 11,700 undergrads and 3,000 graduate students, we’re smaller than the typical research university. Which means you’ll have a unique opportunity to collaborate with a highly distinguished faculty – Pulitzer Prize winners, Fulbright Scholars and members of the National Academy of Sciences among them.
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And that holds true no matter what you’re studying. Advanced work is being done across every discipline and every school here – whether it’s creating an electronic nose that can detect toxins, or understanding the evolution of laughter. It’s just what an ambitious mind like yours needs to think outside the box. n
Most students participate in internships and research – turning education into real experience, in the real world.
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Binghamton’s peer-based Discovery Program helps students explore ways to manage academic and career responsibilities, and make meaningful contributions to society.
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A low faculty/student ratio and small class sizes allow for close interaction.