History, Affiliations, and Rankings

Laid out in 1851, The University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, is a public exploration college in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minnesota. The University is considered among the top open examination colleges in the United States. Around 170 years later, the U of M has grown to become one of the preeminent public research universities in the nation. A unified vision of excellence serves as the foundation for the University of Minnesota System. We are united in our desire to serve Minnesota and are proud of our land-grant mission to provide top-notch education, ground-breaking research, and community-engaged outreach. At the University of Minnesota, we stimulate discoveries, new forms of human interaction, and the improvement of the world. The university's practice dates back more than 150 years. The pacemaker, the retractable seatbelt, cancer treatments, biodegradable polymers, and agricultural production technologies were all developed by our esteemed staff, who are renowned for their ground-breaking discoveries.

The University of Minnesota is certified by the Higher Learning Commission. It has been ranked #35 in U.S Best Business School 2020 by Bloomberg, Ranked #81 in Global MBA Ranking 2019 by Financial Times (FT) 2019, Ranked #156 in World University Ranking by QS 2020, and Ranked #47 in Best Global Universities Rankings by U.S. News and World Report 2020

Infrastructure, Campuses and Courses

The Twin Cities campus comprises locations in Minneapolis and St. Paul approximately 3 miles (4.8 km) apart, and St. Paul's location is in neighbouring Falcon Heights. Furthermore, the campus is spread across a total of 2,730 acres of land and is divided into 3 areas, namely the Knoll area, Mall area, and the Health area. The University comprises 3 centres and 3 institutes namely, The Centre for Cognitive Sciences, The Centre for Law and Values in Health, Environment, and Life Sciences, and The Minnesota Population Centre. The 3 institutes are The Institute for Environment, The Institute for Translational Neuroscience, and The Institute for Advanced Study. The most popular majors at the University of Minnesota--Twin Cities include Biological and Biomedical Sciences; Engineering; Social Sciences; Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services; and Psychology.

Accomplishments and Alumni 

One of the significant achievements of the University of Minnesota workforce graduated class, and analysts are that altogether they have prevailed upon 26 Nobel Prizes and 3 Pulitzer Prizes. The researchers and employees of the college have made prominent investigates and improvements like an antecedent to the World Wide Web, the innovation of the point-contact semiconductor, Gopher, information examination connected with gravitational speculations, the revelation of puffed rice, and the advancement of the counterfeit pacemaker. The University of Minnesota honours and rewards its faculty through a number of initiatives, such as the Morse-Alumni Distinguished Undergraduate Teachers programme, the McKnight Presidential Chairs, the McKnight Distinguished Professors programme, and the Outstanding Graduate and Professional Teachers programme, for their significant roles and outstanding contributions to the University's teaching, research, and outreach missions.

There are more than 485,000 active alumni from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities globally. More than a third of them have PhD or master's degrees, and 63% of them reside in Minnesota. A Nobel Peace Prize winner, former vice presidents of the United States, ground-breaking journalists, inventors, civil rights activists, and outstanding athletes are among our alumni. The remarkable rundown of the graduated class includes Herb Brookes (Hockey mentor in the Olympics), Bob Dylan (Nobel Prize for Literature), Hubert Humphrey (38th VP of the United States), Nick Clegg (Deputy Prime Minister of UK), Walter Mondale (42nd VP of the United States), Norman Borlaug (Nobel Prize in Peace) and Deke Slayton (Astronaut).

Student Diversity and Visiting Companies

The University of Minnesota comprises 50,000+ passionate students, the college had over 41000+ Undergraduate Students, 12000+ Postgraduate Students, and 3500+ Students in the Doctoral Degree Program. There are 20,000 dedicated faculty and staff serving in the university. Adding to this, the University takes special care of over 7100+ International students coming from over 60+ nations. Top scouts incorporate Google, 3M, PayPal, Citi Bank, Amazon, Ford, McKinsey, and Bloomberg. More than 225,000 University of Minnesota graduates are working as doctors, teachers, business analysts, designers, artists, architects, and engineers in Minnesota right now.