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== Colleges and Programs == | == Colleges and Programs == | ||
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|College of Divinity & Theological Studies | |||
|1627 - 08 - 07 | |||
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|960 | |||
|BD | |||
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|College of Human Studies | |||
|1673 - 11 -20 | |||
|26,400 | |||
|3,900 + 1,960 (D) | |||
|BA, MA-H, PhD | |||
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|College of Business Administration | |||
|1897 - 03 - 22 | |||
|9,500 | |||
|4,200 | |||
|BA, MA-B | |||
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|College of Fine and Performing Arts | |||
|1920 - 06 - 14 | |||
|800 | |||
|140 | |||
|BA, MA-F | |||
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== Notable Alumni == | == Notable Alumni == | ||
Revision as of 23:13, 29 January 2024
| Latin: Universitas Iustitii | |
| Type | Non-public research university |
|---|---|
| Established | August 7, 1627 |
Religious affiliation | Iustitia Protestant Church (formerly) |
| Chancellor | Margaret Howell |
| Undergraduates | 36,700 |
| Postgraduates | 9,200 |
| 1,960 | |
| Location | , , |
| Campus | Urban |
| Language | English, Latin (College of Human Studies) |
The University of Iustitia is a non-public research university in Iustitia City, Iustitia. Originally founded in 1627 as a seminary school, the University is the oldest institution of higher learning in Libertas Omnium Maximus. The University of Iustitia's primary campus covers around 90 acres in the Aventine Ward of Iustitia City, though a number of satellite facilities are scattered throughout the city. Although the National Public University system (inaugurated in the early 1970s) has produced a number of extremely prestigious institutions, none have been able to rival the reputation of the University of Iustitia, which consistently ranks the best university in the nation. The most popular areas of study at the University of Iustitia are economics, international finance, history, and psychology. Many colleges within the University are highly selective, particularly the College of Business Administration, which is a known pipeline to many of the the highest paying financial institutions in the nation and abroad.
History
Colleges and Programs
| College | Founded | Undergraduates | Postgraduates | Degree |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| College of Divinity & Theological Studies | 1627 - 08 - 07 | 960 | BD | |
| College of Human Studies | 1673 - 11 -20 | 26,400 | 3,900 + 1,960 (D) | BA, MA-H, PhD |
| College of Business Administration | 1897 - 03 - 22 | 9,500 | 4,200 | BA, MA-B |
| College of Fine and Performing Arts | 1920 - 06 - 14 | 800 | 140 | BA, MA-F |
Notable Alumni
- William Ainsworth (businessman, former President of Libertas Omnium Maximus); studied "political economy" from 1918-1921.
- Edward Banks (incumbent Chancellor of Libertas Omnium Maximus); studied "political theory and policymaking" from 1977-1980.
- Clark Fisher (ceo of MNSC); studied "operations and logistics" from 1980-1983.
- Laura Hartley (chair of the Iustitia City Stock Exchange); studied "financial economics" from 1982-1985.
- Andrew Swann (founder of Andromeda Technologies); studied "international finance" for one semester before dropping out in 1987.