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UA's Unique Attributes

The UA's Unique Attributes


The University of Arizona is a top-ranked institution with modern analytical facilities, and long-standing ties to the mining industry. Students from many countries come to this university and carry out research projects around the globe. Specific attributes of the University of Arizona include:

  • Global branding as world–class mining university
  • Strength in environmental research and sustainability
    • 150 environmental faculty, in 45 academic units, across 9 colleges
  • World class reputation in water, ecosystems, earth science, law, policy, economics, natural resources, and environmental health
  • American Association of Universities (AAU) member with accredited mining engineering program
    (1 of 2 with Penn State being the other)
  • UA CampusMining and Engineering
    (#2, Princeton Review's Gourman Report)
  • Geosciences (#1, US News and World Report)
  • Hydrology (#1, US News and World)
  • Anthropology (#5, National Research Council)
  • Chemistry (#7 , US News and World Report)
  • College of Business
    • top ranked programs in MIS
      (#2 US News and World Report) and
    • Entrepreneurship (#1 Princeton Review)
  • Public Health has only accredited program in intermountain US
  • Udall Center for Public Policy
  • Unique laboratories
    • $300M Biosphere2
    • Tree Ring Laboratory
    • San Xavier Underground Mining Laboratory
    • extensive analytical and microscope facilities
  • US Geological Survey office on campus
  • Caterpillar and Komatsu Proving Grounds nearby
  • Most of the US copper mines are in Arizona, and they serve as field laboratories
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