University of New Haven

The University of New Haven is a private university in West Haven, Connecticut on the east coast of the USA.

Meaning in numbers

The university is predominantly on a campus of 339.936 m² on the edge of the city of West Haven. Registered as a student, without regard to the outsourced post-graduate students were 2,877 people, according to official statistics. Associates, Bachelors or Masters degrees are offered in more than 100 educational programs.

History

Originally founded the university in 1920 as " New Haven YMCA Junior College ", a branch of Northeastern University of Boston. Business administration and engineering education were the main issues. Has worked closely with then Yale University. Whatever was the college in 1926, changed its name since then as the " New Haven College ." Only in 1970, the college was officially recognized by the state as a university, which was in turn connected with a name change to the present name " University of New Haven ."

Outsourced graduate degree programs

The University of New Haven has a postgraduate center on the campus of Mitchell College in New London. On offer courses and degrees:

  • Master of Business Administration
  • Executive Master of Science in Engineering Management ( EMSEM )
  • Master of Science in Education
  • Master of Arts in Industrial Organizational Psychology
  • Master of Public Administration
  • Executive Master of Business Administration
  • Executive Master of Science
  • Master of Arts
  • Master of Business Administration
  • Master of Business Administration / Master of Public Administration
  • Master of Business Administration / Master of Science in Industrial Engineering
  • Master of Public Administration
  • Master of Science
  • Master of Science in Electrical Engineering
  • Master of Science in Industrial Engineering
  • Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering
  • Doctor of Science
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