Boston University

Boston University is a public research university located in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Although nonsecterian, according to history, the university was founded in 1839 which is affiliated with the United Methodist Church. The University is one of the famous private universities with strong programs.

In addition to having the main campus located in America, Boston University also has the MA-based institution also has a strong international presence, with their satellite campuses located in Brussels, Dubai, London, Paris and Sydney.

Through 18 schools, including the School of Management, School of Education, School of Social Work, School of Theology, Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Law, College of Engineering, Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine, Arvind and Chandan Nandlal Kilachand Honors College, and Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies, Boston University offers more than 250 courses in various degrees in it, ranging from bachelor's degree, master's, up to doctoral degree.

In addition, the university also helps and offers many opportunities for students to work and publish with faculty. As a research university, Boston University also has helped deliver millions of dollars of aid to students in grants and funding for their projects.

Many important people and the world famous are alumni of Boston University, was among those existing popular Academy Award-winning actress, Julianne Moore, civil rights activist, Martin Luther King, Jr. and shock-jock Howard Stern.

Besides having won many accomplishments in academics, the university also has many achievements in the field of non-academic, especially sports. Where sports teams are nicknamed the Boston University with the Terriers, has successfully won over 43 conference championships and five national championships in men's hockey. Students are also able to demonstrate their achievements in their respective sports by joining the 23 varsity sports teams that compete at the NCAA Division I athletics competitions.