University of Minnesota Twin Cities

University of Minnesota Twin Cities is a public research university founded in 1851, the flagship of the five-campus state public university system, which is part of the University of Minnesota system. The University is located in Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States.

The University offers approximately 50 joint graduate degree programs and 200 collaborative Institutes and centers for interdisciplinary study. Including no Carlson School of Management, College of Biological Sciences, College of Design, College of Food, College of Liberal Arts, College of Pharmacy, College of Science and Engineering, Agriculture and Natural Resources Sciences, and animal health programs.

Meanwhile, the University of Minnesota Twin Cities has the only veterinary, pharmacy and dental colleges in the state and educates 85% of the state's physicians. Because the university has a major focus on health, the members and alumni or faculty members are responsible for the first wearable cardiac pacemaker, the retractable seat belt and Post-it Notes.

In addition, a pride for the university library in this, that the university's Andersen Library, because it is the world's houses Largest collection of Sherlock Holmes literature and memorabilia.

And from the academic field, with the school colors are maroon and gold, and the mascot is Goldy Gopher, the university sports teams compete with other participants in athletics NCAA Division I competition.