Colorado State University
USA | Fort Collins, United States
USA | Fort Collins, United States
Colorado State University-Fort Collins (CSU) is the flagship institution of Colorado and was established in 1870 as Colorado Agricultural College. It is recognized for its significant research investment, which exceeds $308 million annually, making it one of the top research institutions in the U.S.
Located in Fort Collins, a city known for its microbreweries, cycling culture, and commitment to sustainability, CSU is just 60 miles from Denver and is situated near the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. While Fort Collins enjoys a close connection with Denver, it is also near Cheyenne, Wyoming, known for its history as the rodeo and railway capital. Cheyenne's historical significance is reflected in its numerous museums, celebrating the Old West.
The university offers a wide range of academic programs across eight colleges, including those in health sciences, liberal arts, engineering, agricultural sciences, veterinary medicine, and natural resources. Notable alumni from CSU include Jon Rubinstein, a key figure behind Apple's iPod and iMac, and Yusef Komunyakaa, the first African-American man to win the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry.
Colorado State University-Fort Collins is ranked in various global and national rankings. According to QS World University Rankings, it ranks in the 442 worldwide. In the 2024 Times Higher Education World University Rankings, CSU-Fort Collins is placed in the 401-500 range worldwide, while it holds a notable rank of 64th for engineering within the United States. Additionally, US News ranks it 160th among national universities, reflecting its overall academic performance and reputation. The university has received praise for its strong research investments, especially in engineering, life sciences, and agricultural sciences
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