Brandeis University Founded in 1948, Brandeis University is named for the late Louis Dembitz Brandeis, the distinguished associate justice of the United States Supreme Court, and reflects the ideals of academic excellence and social justice he personified. The only nonsectarian Jewish-founded institution of higher learning in the United States, Brandeis is one of the world’s youngest private research universities. In 1985, Brandeis was elected to membership in the prestigious Association of American Universities (AAU), which represents the 62 leading research universities in the United States and Canada.  Brandeis has been ranked among the top 35 national universities by U.S. News & World Report every year since the rankings inception. Located on 235 rolling acres nine miles west of Boston in Waltham, Brandeis distinguished faculty are dedicated to the education and support of 3,600 undergraduates and more than 2,000 graduate students. Brandeis combines the faculty and resources of a world-class research institution with the intimacy and personal attention of a small liberal arts college. For students, that means unsurpassed access - both in and out of the classroom - to a distinguished faculty known for groundbreaking research, scholarship and artistic output. As a research university, Brandeis promotes strong interdisciplinary research, particularly in the sciences, and collaborative teaching opportunities across disciplines. 

Total Enrollment:5174
           International Students:992（19%）
Undergraduate Enrollment:3277
           International Students:317（10%）
Graduate Enrollment:1897
           International Students:675（36%）

Undergraduate Programs
           African and Afro-American Studies
           American Studies
           Anthropology
           Art History
           Biochemistry
           Biological Physics
           Biology
           Business
           Chemistry
           Classical Studies
           Comparative Literature
           Computer Science
           Creative Writing
           East Asian Studies
           Economics
           Education
           English
           Environmental Studies
           European Cultural Studies
           Film, Television and Interactive Media
           French and Francophone Studies
           German Studies
           Health: Science, Society and Policy
           Hispanic Studies
           History
           History of  Ideas
           International and Global Studies
           Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies
           Italian Studies
           Journalism
           Language and Linguistics
           Latin American and Latino Studies
           Legal Studies
           Mathematics
           Medieval and Renaissance Studies
           Music
           Near Eastern and Judaic Studies
           Neuroscience
           Peace, Conflict and Coexistence Studies
           Philosophy
           Physics
           Politics
           Psychology
           Religious Studies
           Russian Studies
           Sculpture
           Sexuality and Queer Studies
           Social Justice and Social Policy
           Sociology
           South Asian Studies
           Studio Arts
           Teacher Education
           Theater Arts
           Women's and Gender Studies
Master's Degree Programs
           Ancient Greek & Roman Studies
           Anthropology
           Bioinformatics
           Biotechnology
           Chemistry
           Computational Linguistics
           Computer Science
           Computer Science and It Entrepreneurship
           Dual M.A. in Jewish Professional Leadership and Near Eastern and Judaic Studies
           Dual M.A./M.P.P. in Jewish Professional Leadership
           Dual M.B.A./M.A. in Jewish Professional Leadership
           Education: Elementary; Secondary; Jewish Day Schools
           English
           Genetic Counseling
           Global Studies
           Health and Medical Informatics
           History
           Information Assurance
           Information Technology Management
           Management of  Projects and Programs
           Master of  Arts (Ma) Degree in Sustainable International Development
           Master of  Arts (Ma) in Coexistence and Conflict
           Master of  Arts in International Economics and Finance (Lemberg Program)
           Master of  Business Administration (MBA) Degree in Nonprofit Management
           Master of  Public Policy (Mpp)
           Master of  Science (Ms) Degree in International Health Policy and Management
           Master of  Science in Finance-Full-Time Program
           Master of  Science in Finance-Part-Time Program
           Master of  Software Engineering
           Mathematics
           MBA Program
           Molecular and Cell Biology
           Music Composition and Theory
           Musicology
           Near Eastern and Judaic Studies
           Neuroscience
           Philosophy
           Physics
           Politics
           Psychology
           Sociology
           Teaching Hebrew
           Theater Arts: Acting
           Virtual Team Management and Communication
           Women's and Gender Studies
           Women's and Gender Studies and Anthropology
           Women's and Gender Studies and English
           Women's and Gender Studies and Music
           Women's and Gender Studies and Near Eastern and Judaic Studies
           Women's and Gender Studies and Public Policy
           Women's and Gender Studies and Sociology
           Women's and Gender Studies and Sustainable International Development
Doctoral Programs
           Anthropology
           Biochemistry and Biophysics
           Chemistry
           Computer Science
           Doctorate of  Philosophy (Phd) in Social Policy
           English
           History
           Mathematics
           Molecular and Cell Biology
           Music: Composition and Theory
           Music: Musicology
           Near Eastern and Judaic Studies
           Near Eastern and Judaic Studies and Sociology
           Neuroscience
           Phd in International Economics and Finance
           Physics
           Politics
           Psychology
           Sociology