Hamline University

The Hamline University is a private university in Saint Paul in the U.S. state of Minnesota.

History

The Hamline University was founded in 1854 as a Methodist private university in Red Wing, Minnesota. Your name is derived from the Methodist Bishop Leonidas Lent Hamline, the $ 25,000 allowed for the establishment of the university with a private donation of U.S..

The Hamline University was the first higher education institution of the state. Since its inception, students are taught in coeducational Hamline, which was a rarity in the U.S. of the 19th century. Today Hamline has about 4,400 students.

Faculties

According to the U.S. News & World Report, Hamline is in many subjects, the best university of the state. The university is particularly well known for its College of Liberal Arts and its School of Law. The latter offers both a Juris Doctor ( JD ) and a Master of Laws ( LL.M.) degree program.

Cooperations

The Hamline University cooperates in various fields with the University of Trier. Key areas of cooperation are in the fields of sociology and media studies. Since the late 1990s, an active faculty and student exchange takes place. The University of Trier gives every year toll-free study places at the U.S. partner university.

Others

On the campus of the University of the Nacel International High School is also located. When you are an international school, which houses the main office of the organization Nacel International.