The University of Scranton, Pennsylvania, is a ​​Catholic institution prioritizing balanced education grounded in Liberal Arts. Founded in 1888 as Saint Thomas College by Scranton's first bishop, Reverend William G. O’Hara, D.D, the university was later handed to the Society of Jesus. 

Currently, there are over 4,692 students enrolled in the institution for undergraduate and graduate programs. As a part of the employee force, 281 full-time and 175 tenured faculties are a part of the University of Scranton. 

There is no shortage of student services and state-of-the-art laboratories in the institution. The university has recently spent more than USD 295 million on campus improvements. Students can avail the benefits of The Rev. Kevin P. Quinn, S.J., Athletics Campus, The Loyola Science Center, The DeNaples Center, etc. All labs are equipped with the latest devices like an Atomic force microscope, The DeNaples Center, Proton Detectors, etc. Additionally, there are 80 student clubs like spiritual groups and nonprofit organizations. 

Students get a chance to choose their course choice from the 69 undergraduate, 35 postgraduate, 5 minors, and 3 doctoral programs, The institution has divided courses into disciplines like Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, Humanities, Health Sciences & Related Professions, Social Science, and Business. 

The University of Scranton has been home to many notable personalities in various fields like business, athletics, entertainment, and politics. Jason Miller, a renowned American playwright & actor, was awarded the 1973 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play. Kathleen Kane served as the 48th Attorney General of Pennsylvania from 2013 to 2016 and previously worked as a lawyer. Additionally, the alumni group includes names like John Cusick and Kelvin C. Kiley, who remained a part of the US Army as Lieutenant General and Surgeon General, respectively. 

To help students navigate the employment sector after graduation, the University of Scranton has a dedicated Gerard R. Roche Center For Career Development. Virtual events and fairs are regularly organized where multiple industry leaders like Geisinger, Deloitte, Highland Associates, Benefits Health System, etc., are present. 

King’s College London is a public research university in London, United Kingdom. It is renowned for its academic and research excellence and commitment to sustainable societal change. It is ranked 37 (2023) and 35 (2022) in the QS and THE World University Rankings lists, respectively. The institution was founded in 1829. 

The University of London came up in 1836, with the King’s College being one of its founding colleges. It has witnessed several other mergers, especially with the Chelsea and Queen Elizabeth Colleges (1985), Institute of Psychiatry (1997), and the United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals (1998). The institution has achieved prestigious accreditations, including EQUIS and AACSB. It has 33,000+ students from 150+ countries with 185,000+ global alumni. It also has 14 Nobel Laureates to its credit. 

The institution has Denmark Hill, Strand, Guy’s, St Thomas’, and Waterloo campuses. Some of its research centers include the Academic Centre of Reconstructive Science, ADHD Remote Technology, Aerospace Medicine & Physiology Research Group, Centre for Attention Studies at King’s, and many others. 

The institution offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and short courses for aspirants. The study faculties include Business, Arts & Humanities, Life Sciences & Medicine, Dentistry, Oral & Craniofacial Sciences, Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, Law, and Social Science & Public Policy. There is also the King’s Business School for students. 

Famous alumni at the institution include athlete Dina Asher-Smith, author-philosopher Alain de Botton, science fiction writer, author Virginia Woolf, Sir Arthur C Clarke, poet-novelist Thomas Hardy, and biophysicist Rosalind Franklin. Poet John Keats studied here, as did social reformer-nurse Florence Nightingale and politician Sarojini Naidu. 

King’s CareerConnect is a platform for finding new employment opportunities and events and booking appointments. KEATS takes care of resources, career information, case studies, online workshops, and more. Students can also access the King’s Careers Blog for information, along with Academic & Professional Services Support. King’s CareerConnect helps with vacancies, placements, internships, graduate career opportunities, reminders, alerts, career goals, and career lounges. It also helps access career fairs, panels, workshops, masterclasses, presentations, and varied career pathways.

Monash University is a global research-based Australian university that focuses on research excellence. It offers the best academic infrastructure and teaching environments for aspirants. Ranked at number 57 each in THE (2022) and QS World University Rankings (2023), it is named after Sir John Monash. It was founded in 1958 by an Act of Parliament. 

It became a university in 1961, with students beginning their programs at the Clayton Campus. The major accreditations of the institution include AASCB, EQUIS, and AMBA. The university has 17,000 staff members and 86,000 students, with 44,000+ alumni across its six campuses, global teaching areas, and 100+ partner universities. 

The main campus is the one at Clayton, followed by others at Caulfield, Peninsula, Parkville, and 750 Collins Street. There are the Law Chambers as well. The university also has campuses in Indonesia and Malaysia, along with the Joint Graduate School (Southeast University) in China. It also runs the Prato Centre in Italy, and the IITB Monash Academy in India. The institution has cutting-edge research facilities and laboratories. There is the Monash Biomedical Proteomics Facility with its spectrometer and other equipment, along with the MASSIVE facility for research and the Monash Micro Imaging facility with its advanced microscopes. This is a part of the Monash Technology Research Platforms as well. 

The institution offers 127 undergraduate programs and 214 postgraduate programs for students. There are 150+ active research fields, 4,700+ higher degree by research students, and 10 faculties. Major courses include Arts, Business and Economics, Design and Architecture, Nursing and Health Sciences, Information Technology, Education, Law, Engineering, Science, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Medicine. 

Famous alumni at the university include the CEO at Linfox Armaguard, Annette Carey, Carman’s Fine Foods Managing Director, Carolyn Creswell, Richmond Football Club CEO Brendon Gale, and the Honorable Justice Anne Ferguson (former Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Victoria). Others include the founder and chief enabling officer at the I CAN Network, Christopher Varney, actor Dr. Max Gillies, BBC presenter Yalda Hakim, and singer-songwriter Vance Joy. Interestingly, famous Indian multi-instrumentalist, composer, music producer, and singer, Raghav Sachar, also studied here. 

Monash University has its own Career Center for enhancing the employability quotients of students. There are crucial eLearning materials and other tools for students, expert career coaching, 700+ short courses, self-guided quizzes and assessments, cover letter and resume assistance, interview simulators, and more. There are online Career Consultations available for students, along with Career Planning support. Students can find workshops and other information at Career Connect. They can also take up part-time and other jobs while studying. 

Born out of boldness, imagination and collaboration, the University of Warwick is a world-leading university with the highest academic and research standards. Our campus in Coventry welcomes over 26,500 students from over 150 countries. We’re a constant presence in the rankings of the UK's and the world’s greatest universities, and the 2014 Research Excellence Framework placed us 7th among UK research universities, meaning you’ll learn alongside academics at the cusp of new thinking. Warwick constantly invests into student services and campus facilities. You'll benefit from excellent support from accommodation help to careers advice, free counselling and health services. You can study in The Oculus, our teaching and learning building, and soon enjoy a new state-of-the-art SportsHub. Surrounded by peaceful greenery and bustling cities, we have access to a great transport network to travel across the UK and Europe too. We offer you the potential to follow your ambitions anywhere, if you bring your energy and determination to succeed.

Found in 1867, the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign started its journey with the desire to create transformative learning experiences and graduates that can make a significant impact in the world. The public research university has won 29 Pulitzer awards, and the QS World University Ranking 2023 places it at 85th rank. It is situated in Champaign, United States. 

The University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. It invites students worldwide, holding space for over 56,000 students and 4,500 academic staff. It holds the second position as the US' top public institute that welcomes international students. 

The University campus stretches out 1,783 acres and has 651 total buildings. The public research university has one of the largest public university libraries worldwide, with a collection of over 24,000,000 books. Around 367 buildings of the University have on-and-off wireless computing access. The institute also boasts four theaters in the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts and 21 NCAA teams. One cannot overlook the sports facilities, including the Memorial stadium, Atkins tennis center, Huffhall, Illinois field, Demirjian golf practice facility, and Illinois track and soccer stadium. 

Besides extra-curricular activities, the University is committed to providing excellent education to its students. It offers over 5,000 courses and 150 programs of study. These courses are offered through 15 different colleges and instructional entities – College of Agricultural, College of Applied Health Sciences, College of Education, Grainger College of Engineering, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, School of Labor and Employment Relations,  Gies College of Business, College of Fine and Applied Arts, Graduate College, College of Law, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, School of Information Sciences, College of Media, Carle Illinois College of Medicine, School of Social Work and College of Veterinary Medicine. The University’s acceptance rate was 63% in Fall 2020. 

If you look at the University's glorious history, you will notice the following famous alums: Nick Offerman (Actor known for Parks and Recreation), Jawed Karim (co-founder of Youtube), and Jerry Orbach (singer), among others. 

The University of Illinois not only imparts excellent knowledge but also pushes forth to prepare its students for great careers. It has 'The Career Center' that helps students figure out their career paths. Additionally, it offers resources like 'Handshake' that help connect students and recruiters. It also hosts several events like 'Career Drop-ins' and 'Career Fair Preparation.'

Sheffield is a research university located in Southern Yorkshire, England. It has around 50 academic research departments that are categorized into five different faculties. It is one of the top 10 best universities in the UK when research grant funding is considered. 

The University of Sheffield UK is not a campus university, even though most of its 430 buildings are within walking distance. Some of the buildings located in the area are in the following places:
 

1. 9 Mappin street

2. 38 Mappin street

3. 45 Victoria Street

4. 301 Glossop Road, Student Skills and Development Centre

5. 34 Endscliffe crescent, Accommodation, and Commercial Services

6. 12 Bolsover St, Arts Tower, Admissions Service

7. 241 Glossop Rd, Edgar Allen House, Careers Service

8. Clarkson St, Octagon, Convocation Hall

9. 36 Wilkinson St, Counselling Service

10. 44 Leavygreave Rd, Information Commons (IC)

Youngstown State University is a public institution in Youngstown, Ohio. It was founded in 1908 by the YMCA, which later transferred its leadership. 

The University became a part of the Ohio System of Higher Education in 1967. It has accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission. Several other programs have accreditation from the CAEP. The institution has a student-to-faculty ratio of 14:1 along with 12,76 students and an average class size of 21 students. 

The University has campuses in Cleveland in Ohio, and Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania. There are several research centers and institutions, including the Center for Advanced Materials Analysis, Center of Excellence in Materials Science and Engineering, Center of Excellence in Applied Chemical Biology, and many others. 

There are several academic degrees, including associate (two-year courses) degrees, graduate degrees (master’s, doctoral, and graduate certificate courses), and online degrees across undergraduate and graduate disciplines. Key study areas include anthropology, accounting, American studies, biology, biochemistry, art history, biology, chemistry, chemical engineering, computer science, dietetics, criminal justice, electrical engineering, ethics, entrepreneurship, fashion, geography, finance, journalism, law enforcement, management, and public health. 

Notable alumni include politician and police officer James Traficant, astronaut and scientist Ronald A. Parise, and businessperson Linda R. Gooden. 

The institution has its own Office of Career Exploration & Development. It supports students, helping them prepare for future work and higher education throughout various streams and fields. There are several options for assisting those seeking internships and jobs, along with career and professional preparation and development programs. Students also get opportunities for experiential learning, which include externships, internships, clinical or field observations, service learning, practicums, co-op activity, research for credit options, and of course, student teaching opportunities. 

The Queen Mary University of London is a public institution in London, UK. It ranks 125 (2023) and 117 (2022) in the QS and THE world rankings, respectively. The institution goes back to 1785, with its founding institutions being the London Hospital Medical College, St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Medical College, Queen Mary College, and Westfield College. 

In 1934, the institution became Queen Mary College. In 1995, it merged with Bart’s and the Royal London School of Medicine and Dentistry, finally becoming the Queen Mary University of London in 2000. The institution has triple accreditation from the ACCA, CIMA, and the ICAEW. It has 32,000+ students with 4,500 staff members, and students come from 170+ nationalities. 41% of the student population comes from abroad. The institution has 9 Nobel Prize winners among its earlier students and staff members. 

There are five university campuses at London. These include Whitechapel, Mile End, Charterhouse Square, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, West Smithfield, and the Department W building between the Whitechapel and Mile End campuses. It also has centers in Paris, Singapore, China, and Malta. Research institutions and centers include the Blizard Institute and the Neuron Pod, along with AMIS, Genome Centre, Lipid Mediator Unit, CREATE Lab, and the CRUK Barts Centre Mass Spectrometry Faciltiy among others. 

There are 240+ degree courses for students in the Science and Engineering, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Medicine and Dentistry faculties. Some study fields include Computer and Data Science, Comparative Literature, Biological, and Biomedical Sciences, Drama, Chemical Sciences, English, Law, History, Liberal Arts, Film Studies, Economics and Finance, and Medicine. 

Famous alumni include novelist JG Ballard, author-critic Sir Malcolm Bradbury, Director of the Art Fund, Dr. Stephen Deuchar, industrialist and SMT founder-Chairman-Managing Director Dr. Kei Bui Chan, BG Group Chief Executive Frank Chapman, and Sir George Cox, the former Director-General at the Institute of Directors. Others include television personality and entrepreneur Ching-He Huang, Chairman-Founder-CEO at Planet Payments, Philip Beck, and Masala Masala founder Priya Lakhani. 

The University offers a plethora of career services to its students, including EAST, a fusion of Explore, Acquire, Showcase, and Transition. Students can find their professional options and get new opportunities for gaining work experience and developing skills. They can also showcase their skills along with transitioning to the workplace seamlessly. Some programs include QMentoring, QTaster, and Student Consultancy Projects. Students can also get micro internship opportunities and temporary off and on-campus job opportunities. There is also the dedicated QM Careers Hub for students with 1,000+ full and part-time opportunities available for the institution’s graduates and students.

St John’s University is a private institution in Queens, New York City. It is ranked at 166 in the U.S. News (2023) list of National Universities. It was founded by the Vincentian Community in 1870. 

The university has accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. It has 1,410 part-time and full-time faculty members while enrollment figures for the Fall of 2021 stood at 15,452 undergraduate students and 4,206 graduate students, while it has a student-faculty ratio of 17:1. 

There are campuses at Queens, Staten Island, Manhattan, Limerick, Paris and Rome. Major centres include the Academic Center for Equity and Inclusion, Bankruptcy Advocacy Clinic, Academic Success Center, and more.  

There are several colleges including the St. John’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Peter J. Tobin College of Business, School of Education, Collins College of Professional Studies, and the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. Key study areas include actuarial sciences, accounting, administrative studies, art history, and more. There are more than 100 programs of study in Business, Professional Studies, Health Sciences, Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Education. The university has an acceptance rate of 75%.

The university has a huge network of  more than 1,90,000 alumni. Some of the notable alumni include the inventor Bruce R. Bent, Producer-Radio personality Ron Silver, and Producer-Rapper-Music Composer Darryl McDaniels. 

There are several career services offered by the university including advice, guidance, dedicated programs for guiding students on the right career pathways, global employment partners, and mentoring programs as well. Handshake offers part-time, full-time and temporary job opportunities, along with internships. The institution has several employer partnerships for helping students with recruitment as well. 

The New Jersey City University (NJCU) is a public university founded in 1927  as the New Jersey State Normal School. It adopted its present-day status in 1998. The University has grown quite a bit in the last decade and now ranks 131-171 on the Regional Universities North list 2022 (US News). NJCU is located only minutes away from New York City. 

The New Jersey City University offers top-notch education, and it has accreditations to prove it. Some accreditations that the University has earned in its nearly decade-long run are from The Middle States Commission on Higher Education, Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP), National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD), and more. Moreover, it has a student count of nearly 10,000, with a student-to-faculty ratio of 14:1. 

The New Jersey City University spans 51 acres and encompasses four different colleges. These colleges are The College of Arts and Sciences, the NJCU School of Business, the College of Education, and the College of Professional Studies. The University also offers various student services, including daycare, health insurance, placement service, non-remedial tutoring, a women's center, etc. 

Moving on, the University offers around 47 undergraduate programs and 30 graduate programs. The most popular programs offered are Accounting, Registered Nursing, Corrections, Criminal Justice, Psychology, Biology/Biological Sciences, etc. Furthermore, the university's acceptance rate was 96% in Fall 2020. 

NJCU has been around for quite some time and has had many famous alums like Betty Shabazz, an American educator and civil rights advocate. Another renowned personality from this University is Melissa George, a popular American singer, author, TV personality, designer, and businesswoman. Additionally, we have Maurice Levy, the chairman of the Supervisory Board of Publicis Groupe.

NJCU has a cooperative credit model, which offers students elective credit for the internship or job opportunities they have leveraged. Some top employers of the University’s students are ADP, Amazon, Rutgers, Tata Consultancy Services, US Army, Facebook, Audible, etc.

In the year 1960, legislation came into effect to set up San Bernardino-Riverside State College. In 1963, an area of 441 acres was selected in north San Bernardino for the construction of the campus. In the same year, California State College at San Bernardino was adopted as the official name. Two years later, the college welcomed its first batch of 293 students and in 1970, a five-story library was established. In the year 1984, the campus in San Bernardino was recognized as a university, after which it was officially known as California State University, San Bernardino. During the 1990s, the university witnessed significant growth and development as it opened new centers for learning. In 1986, another campus was established in Palm Desert.

The university, which is amongst 23 campuses of the California State University system, commenced a cybersecurity program following which in 2008, it became a leader in the cybersecurity education. The California Commission on Teacher Credentialing and the California State Board of Education gave their approval to the university's teaching credential programs as well.

San Bernardino, which is the location of the university's main campus, is one of the largest cities in California. The city hosts various events on an annual basis and is home to different museums. In addition, San Bernardino also maintains recreational facilities and boasts of well-developed infrastructure. The California State University, San Bernardino campus is located in the city's north-western part and is well-connected to the city's major hotspots. The San Bernardino campus is located in San Bernardino Mountains' foothills. Comprising state-of-the-art labs and modern facilities, students can look forward to a great learning experience. The Palm Desert campus, also known as PDC, offers both graduate and undergraduate programs and serves Riverside County and Coachella Valley. One of the main features of PDC is that it offers classes not during evenings but weekends as well.

Offering undergraduate, graduate, and online programs, the university caters to diverse needs and requirements. Some of the streams offered at California State University-San Bernardino are accountancy, aerospace, Arabic, art history, Asian studies, biology, criminal justice and many more. Students can also enroll themselves in online programs in diverse streams like teacher leadership, public administration, and criminal justice.

The university has a broad network of alumni engaged in diverse fields. Some of them are Sandra Finan (U.S. Air Force Brigadier General), Alida Gray (professional MMA fighter), Sharon Jordan (actress), Ernest Chavez (professional mixed martial artist), Robert Eatinger (United States Navy), Pedro Nava (California State Assemblyman, 35th district) and Wilmer Carter (California State Assemblymember, 62nd district).

The University of Leicester is a leading UK University committed to international excellence through the creation of world changing research and high quality, inspirational teaching. Leicester is the most socially inclusive of Britain's top-20 leading universities. Our Standing. The University of Leicester was the THE University of the Year 2008-9. In awarding the title the judges cited Leicester’s ability to “evidence commitment to high quality, a belief in the synergy of teaching and research and a conviction that higher education is a power for good”. 

Leicester was, said the judges, "elite without being elitist". We’re highly ranked in the UK, consistently in the top 20 of major national tables including :

• 17th in the Guardian (and 12th, 15th and 14th in previous 3 tables)

• 14th in the Times Higher Table of Tables

• 17th in The Times (and 15th, 14th, 14th in the previous 3 tables)Founded in 1921 we received our Royal Charter in 1957.

Leicester is a member of the 1994 Group of internationally renowned universities engaged in leading-edge research and high quality teaching.
 

Heriot-Watt University is valued for its pioneering research, informed by the global needs of business and industry. With a rich heritage stretching back to 1821, we are a truly global university bringing together scholars who are leaders in ideas and solutions delivering innovation, educational excellence and ground-breaking research. 

We are specialists in business, engineering, design and the physical, social and life sciences – subjects which make a real impact on the world and society.

With our roots in Scotland, our ambition and reach are truly international.  We are a global university with around 29,000 students, five campuses and over 100 learning partners around the world. We are one of Scotland’s most international universities; around a third of Heriot-Watt students in Edinburgh are from outside the UK.

Our campuses are based in some of the world’s most inspiring locations in the UK, Dubai and Malaysia. Each offers superb facilities, safe surroundings and an international welcome. We have built connected and integrated learning environments close to the vibrant cities of Edinburgh, Dubai and Kuala Lumpur. 

One of the top private universities in Miami, United States, the University of Miami (UM), was established in 1925 to help the young and growing community to get a quality education. Today it is a major research university in the US. QS ranked the university at #296 in its World University Rankings for 2023.

There are 12 schools and colleges at the University, with undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in over 350 majors. More than 17,000 students worldwide make the campus culturally vibrant. About 98% faculty at the institute consists of Guggenheim Fellows, Fulbright Scholars, and National Science Foundation Scholarship recipients. With a student-to-faculty ratio of 12:1, the faculty supports students outside the classroom. The University of Miami has been accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

The University annually invests $324 million in research and related expenditures, such as the sponsored program. Some popular schools for research apart from the School of Medicine are marine science, education, engineering, and psychology. Spread across 400 acres, the institute has three campuses in Miami-Dade County. Approximately seven miles from downtown Miami, Coral Gables is the main campus with two colleges and seven schools. There are a lot of opportunities to participate in social, cultural, and academic activities. The campus also has Gusman Concert Hall and Clarke Recital Hall, where different festivals and concerts are held.

The Coral Gables campus houses the School of Architecture, College of Arts and Sciences, School of Law, Phillip and Patricia Frost School of Music, and College of Engineering, School of Nursing and Health Studies. For business and communication courses, students can choose Miami Herbert Business School, School of Communication, School of Education, and Human Development. The Division of Continuing and International Education is also on the main campus.

The list of notable alums of the University of Miami is quite long. Patrick Farrell is a photojournalist and winner of the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Photography. Martin Zweig, a former investment advisor and author of Winning on Wall Street, is another notable alumnus. Lyor Cohen is a famous American executive and entrepreneur. 

The University has Toppel Career Center, which assists students in networking, getting internships or jobs, or simply upskilling for the professional world. You can choose different disciplines from this section and mentors in individual disciplines for guidance.

The University of Surrey is a worldwide community of ideas and people committed to transforming lives through research and teaching. The university provides great teaching and practical learning on a beautiful and dynamic campus to inspire and empower the students for personal and professional success. The campus is located on the outskirts of Guildford. 

The University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado, US, the flagship university, was instituted in 1877. Belonging to one of the 35 public research universities in the U.S. in the AAU, CU Boulder has become a pioneer in innovation in many areas and thus ranks #99 in National Universities and #58 in Best Colleges for Veterans by U.S. News &World Report, 2022.

CU Boulder has been extending various academic programs under the authorization of HLC- Higher Learning Commission (member of the NCA) since 1913. With an approximate enlistment of 36000 students, this institution is home more than 2,300 international students catered to and served by greater than 1300 staff members showcasing the student-to-faculty ratio of 17:1.

Being the crown jewel of the Colorado system of 4 campuses, CU Boulder is spread across a large area of up to 600 acres.  Situated in the heap of Rocky Mountains, the campus is home to 200 buildings with plenty of facilities for recreation along with abundant research resources for the academic transformation of students like- Art museum, CU bookstore, residence halls, and apartments, intramural sports, recreation centers, laboratories for research, research computing, career services, etc.

As a top-notch university for academics, CU Boulder confers above 4300 programs across 160 disciplines of study like Social Sciences, Fine Arts, Humanities, Biological Sciences, etc. through nine schools and colleges as professional, bachelor’s, master's, and doctoral degrees. Being known as the center for innovation, this institute has been acclaimed as the first one to attain a STARS Gold rating for sustainability and has an acceptance rate of 84%.

The University of Colorado Boulder has grown to a network of about 300000 alumni since its inception. With the motive of shaping future leaders, this institute has raised five noble prize winners, 51 Fullbright fellows, 3 U.S. Supreme Court justices, and many other luminary Buffs like- Dick Anderson (Mktg’68), Football player, Hank Brown (Law’69), U.S. Senator, and Tim Gill (ApMaath’76), Founder and CTO at Quark Inc., etc.

CU Boulder has presented an impeccable placement record of 87% through the continuous career services and support from the staff along with the forever Buffs. With a plethora of career resources like- CliftonStrengths (an assessment tool for strength exploration), Student Employment, and internships to connect them to on and off-campus opportunities for jobs, alumni career services, etc. many buffs have made their way to organizations like- Apple, NASA, Amazon, Google, U.S. Army, etc.

The University of Strathclyde is a public research university in Glasgow, UK. The REF2021 Times Higher Education analysis has rated 90% of its research as internationally excellent or research rated. The institution is ranked at 401-500th in THE 2022 rankings and 325 in the 2023 QS World University rankings. The University started in 1796 as Anderson’s Institution. 

The Royal College fused with the Scottish College of Commerce in 1964, getting a royal charter that gave it university status. The institution has several accreditations like EQUIS, AACSB, AMBA and others like the ICAS, ACCA, and CIPD. The institution has 23,000+ students from more than 100 countries worldwide. 

The University has its campus at Glasgow, in the city centre. There are several research centres including the Technology and Innovation Centre, Advanced Forming Research Centre, Centre for Sustainable Development, and the Weir Advanced Research Centre. 

There are undergraduate, postgraduate, and postgraduate research courses available at the University of Strathclyde. Some of the departments include science, engineering, Strathclyde Business School, humanities and social sciences, and more. Some areas of specialization include biomedical engineering, mechanical and aerospace engineering, law, computer and information sciences, physics, economics, accounting and finance, marketing, and many others. 

Famous alumni here include John Logie Baird, the inventor of the first working television in the world, scientist Thomas Graham, oil refinery pioneer James Young, wind power legend James Blyth, water filtering pioneer Robert Thom, and many others. 

The University of Strathclyde offers several career services for students, along with assistance in finding jobs. They can build connections with the industry while helping employers advertise vacancies and recruit students seamlessly. Students can get assistance with practice interviews and resume building. 

Northeastern University is a private and research-oriented institution with the main campus in Boston, USA. It is ranked 388 (2023) in the QS World Rankings, while U.S. News ranked 44 in the Best Global Universities (2023) list. It was founded in 1896 as the Evening Institute for Young Men. 

The Directors at the Boston YMCA voted in favor of the establishment of the university, where even Senator John F. Kennedy got the honorary Doctor of Law in 1956. Accreditations include the NECHE accreditation and others. The University has nine inter-disciplinary research institutions and 2,900+ worldwide corporate partners along with 2,000 employers in its global Experiential Network. It has 20,910 students and 7,446 international students. 

The University locations include Boston, Burlington, Arlington, Oakland, London, Charlotte, Portland, Seattle, San Francisco, Vancouver, Toronto, Silicon Valley, and Nahant. It has several research centers and institutions like the Institute for Chemical Imaging of Living Systems, Institute for Experiential AI, Cybersecurity and Privacy Institute, Coastal Sustainability Institute, Global Resilience Institute, and many others. 

There are master’s, bachelor's, Ph.D., dual degree, and certificate programs on offer. Some key study fields include computing and IT, business, architecture, engineering, education and learning, law and criminology, management, leadership, political science and security, science and mathematics, and more. At the undergraduate level, it has 280+ majors and eight colleges and programs, in addition to 180+ combined majors. 

Notable alumni include former CEO at Teradyne Inc., George Chamillard; SVP and Chief Business Officer at Google, Nikesh Arora; PlumChoice CEO Daniel Baker; engineer-inventor Hans Baumann; poet Martin Espada; and singer-dancer Aisha Kahlil. 

The institution has several career development services available for its students, including Coaching Labs on the entire career design spectrum. There are weekly coaching lab schedules as well. There are career appointments along with a dedicated Career Studio. Multiple resources include the Employee Engagement and Career Design portal, Localized, Paragon One, Forage, NUworks, and more. These take care of the networking, internships, and other needs of students. 

Swansea University is a public research university in Wales, United Kingdom (UK). It is the third-largest institute in Wales with respect to the student population. The university possesses a multicultural dial-campus and critically acclaimed professors and has a strength of 20,400 students under the guidance of 3300 quality staff and faculty members.

Established in 1920 as the University College of Swansea, it was the fourth college under the University of Wales. In 1996, structural modifications led to a title change, and the institution came to be known as the University of Wales Swansea. Finally, in 2007, when the University of Wales was declared a non-membership confederation, it became Swansea University

University at Buffalo is one of the prestigious public research institutions in America. This university was founded back in 1846 as a private medical college. The college then merged with the State University of New York System (SUNY) in 1962. One of the founding members of the university was Millard Fillmore, who became the 13th president of the United States.

The quality of education provided on campus is globally recognized. Moreover, the entire country looks forward to the research conducted by the university’s expert teams. And for the same reason, all the students get a chance to look into the world-class research procedure relating to various subjects. Due to its reputation in the industry, multinational firms recruit Buffalo university graduates every year. Some of the famous alumni representing the university in different fields are:

• Wolf Blitzer (Journalist)
• John Walsh (TV personality)
• Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo (President of Somalia)
• Janine Pirro (Television host)
• Allen S. Baker (Physician and former NASA Astronaut)
• Trevor Scott (Former NFL player)