Yale University

Yale University was founded in 1701. A member of Ivy League (the name of the union of eight foundation universities in the northeast of the United States), Yale University is a foundation university in New Heaven, Connecticut. Yale University offers education under 3 main academic fields: 

Yale College (for undergraduate programs)

 Institute of Science and Literature and specialization schools.

 University, Institute of Science and Literature, Theology, Forestry & amp; It offers a variety of programs and research opportunities through 11 post-graduate schools and vocational schools, including Environmental Studies, Law, Business, Medicine, Nursing and 4 art schools – architecture, art, drama and music.