Tuskegee University
From Tuskegee University’s proud past comes a greatness that — more than 138 years later — still permeates the hallowed grounds of the historic campus. It is where founder Booker T. Washington maintained that students must learn a trade and not just a degree, and that educating the heart was as important as training the head and the hands. It is where George Washington Carver revolutionized agricultural research and outreach. And, where the Tuskegee Airmen soared into history during World War II through their valor and patriotism. Today, as a private, state-related institution and one of Alabama’s three land-grant universities, Tuskegee continues to be regarded internationally for its academic and research innovation that uniquely combines the humanities, professional and STEM disciplines. Its rigorous academic programs lead to 41 undergraduate, 16 master’s and five doctoral degree programs. The university hosts one of Alabama’s two schools of veterinary medicine — and the only one in…
Overview
Tuskegee University in Tuskegee, Alabama, is a historically black university (HBCU) of academic excellence and innovation. Tuskegee distinguishes itself by offering programs of study not found at any other historically black university. Tuskegee also graduates a majority of the nation’s successful African American scientists and engineers. Tuskegee’s programs of study are offered through several distinctive colleges. These include the colleges of: * Architecture and Construction Science * Arts and Sciences * Business and Information Science * Education Tuskegee is also one of the only African American institutions that offers a degree in veterinary science. Consequently, the majority of the world’s African American veterinarians graduated from Tuskegee. Tuskegee also produces many of the nation’s aerospace, chemical and electrical engineers. While Tuskegee is historically black, the school welcomes students of all backgrounds. Required admissions materials include an application, which…
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Funding History
Grant
Undisclosed
Nov 2021
National Institutes of Health
Grant
$25K
Jun 2022
Grant
$3.6M
Feb 2023
National Telecommunications and Information Administration