Tulane University

Overview

Tulane University provides students worldwide with an exceptional learning experience that nurtures intellectual, cultural, and social growth. With a rich history of 190 years, Tulane fosters a love for knowledge while equipping students to address today’s most critical challenges. The university is a hub for global research, innovation, and creativity, with its researchers leading advancements in diverse fields, including developing treatments for infectious diseases and utilizing virtual reality to combat addiction.

Tulane scientists are also dedicated to protecting the environment, focusing on wetland restoration and aiding coastal communities in adapting to climate change, both locally in New Orleans and globally. The university is home to renowned scholars in fields like Maya studies and ancient civilizations.

Tulane’s distinctive history, location, culture, academic structure, and collaborative environment enable the breaking down of traditional academic boundaries, encouraging interdisciplinary innovation. Despite being a major research institution with multiple campuses, Tulane maintains small class sizes, ensuring personalized mentoring and close student-faculty relationships.