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Key Facts. UNH is a private university established in 1920.

. UNH is ranked in the top tier of universities in the northeast USA, and the Tagliagela College of Engineering is ranked in the top 100 engineering colleges in the USA.

. Sports Management is ranked 4th in the USA and 13th in the world.

. UNH offers a rich variety of bachelor’s and master’s degree programs in a wide variety of fields.

. UNH is fully accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and by the Board of Governors of the Connecticut Department of Higher Education.

. UNH engineering programs are also accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).

. UNH business programs are currently in candidacy for the AACSB accreditation.

Housing and TransportationUNH offers twelve undergraduate on-campus residence halls. The university also assists graduate students with off-campus living arrangements. A free shuttle ser-vice to the city of New Haven, area shopping centers, and theaters is also available.

Student ActivitiesUNH offers more than 160 extra-curricular student-run clubs as well as a selec-tion of professional networking and honor societies. In addition, UNH offers 17 varsity sports (eight men’s teams and nine women’s teams) that compete in NCAA Division II.

About the

University of new Haven

Location Our 80-acre campus is conveniently located near the culturally rich city of New Haven in the state of Connecticut just an hour and a half from New York City and less than three hours from Boston.

Size UNH has a total enrollment of 6,000 students, more than 700 of whom are international undergraduate and graduate students from more than 50 countries.

Programs of Study More than 100 bachelor’s degree programs, plus 23 master’s degree programs and one Ph.D. program are offered at UNH in our College of Arts and Sciences, College of Business, the Tagliatela College of Engineering and the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences.

Renowned Faculty We have more than 230 full-time faculty members, with 90 percent holding Ph.D. or other terminal degrees in their field.

Student-Faculty Ratio The student-faculty ratio is 16:1, ensuring small classes and a dynamic learning environment.

International Service Office The Office provides immigration assistance and visa counseling for international students and their dependents.

Generous Scholarships for International Undergraduate Students International under-graduate students who meet our requirements for admission, who have earned a B average (3.0 GPA) or better at the time of application, and whose performance on standardized tests exceeds the minimum requirements will be reviewed for academic scholarships of up to $16,000/year.

Assistantships for International Graduate Students UNH offers unique teaching and research assistantships for qualified international graduate students. In addition, UNH’s tuition rate for graduate students is very competitive.

Career Services Center The Center provides international students with the opportunity to relate their majors to a variety of career choices. Many large and well-known companies such as IBM, Chase Manhattan Bank and PricewaterhouseCoopers frequently visit UNH to interview students for co-op and internship opportunities.

Rich Off-Campus Resources The city of New Haven is one of the largest cities in Connecticut. Within the city and the surrounding area, students will find a wealth of cultural attractions and places of interest such as art galleries, museums and theaters.

CHoose to stUdy at UnH

College of Arts and SciencesArabic (minor only)Art, B.A.Biology, B.S.

•Biochemistry*•General Biology*•Pre–Medicine*

Biotechnology, B.S.Chemistry, B.A.Chinese (minor only) Communication, B.S., B.A.

•Education*•Mass Communication*

Dental Hygiene, A.S., B.S.Education (Bachelor’s Plus)

•Elementary Education*•Secondary Education*

English, B.A. •Education*•Literature*•Writing*

Environmental Science, B.S.•Education*

Global Studies, B.A.Graphic Design, B.A.

•Digital Art and Design*History, B.A.

•Education*Interior Design, B.A.

•Pre–Architecture*Liberal Studies, B.A.Marine Biology, B.S.Mathematics, B.S., B.A.

•Applied Mathematics*•Computer Science*•Education*•Statistics*

Music, B.A.Music Industry, B.A.Music and Sound Recording, B.S., B.A.Nutrition and Dietetics, B.S.Political Science, B.A. Psychology, B.A.

•Community-Clinical*•Education*•Forensic Psychology*•General*

Russian (minor only)Spanish (minor only)Theater Arts, B.A.

•Arts Administration*•Design*•Performance*

Undeclared, B.A.

College of BusinessAccounting, B.S. Economics, B.A.

•Behavioral Economics•Economic Stability

Finance, B.S.Hospitality and Tourism Management, B.S.

•Event and Tourism Management•Food Service Management•Hotel and Resort Management•Spa Management

Hotel and Resort Management, B.S.Management (Business), A.S., B.S.

•Human Resource Management •Management of Sports Industries

Management of Sports Industries, B.S.Marketing, B.S.Tourism and Event Management, B.S.Undeclared, B.S.

Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic SciencesCriminal Justice, A.S., B.S.

•Correctional Administration*•Crime Analysis*•Forensic Psychology*•International Justice and Security*•Investigative Services*•Juvenile and Family Justice*•Law Enforcement Administration*•Victim Services Administration*

Fire and Occupational Safety, A.S.Fire Protection Engineering, B.S.Fire Science, B.S.

•Fire Administration*•Fire/Arson Investigation*•Fire Science Technology*

Forensic Science, B.S.Legal Studies, A.S., B.S.

•Dispute Resolution*•Paralegal Studies*•Public Affairs*

National Security Studies, B.S.Undeclared, B.S.

Tagliatela College of EngineeringChemical Engineering, B.S.Chemistry, B.S.Civil Engineering, B.S.Computer Engineering, B.S.Computer Science, A.S., B.S.Electrical Engineering, B.S.General Engineering, B.S.Information Technology, B.S.

•Network Administration and Security*•Web and Database Development*

Mechanical Engineering, B.S.Sustainability Studies, B.S.System Engineering, B.S.Undeclared, B.S.

*Concentration within the major

For more information on our undergraduate programs, please email intugadm@newhaven.edu.

College of Arts and SciencesCellular and Molecular Biology, M.S. (Fall and Winter intake only); GRE requiredCommunity Psychology, M.A.Environmental Science, M.S.Human Nutrition (Nutritional Genomics), M.S. (Fall intake only)Industrial and Organizational Psychology, M.A.

College of BusinessMaster of Business Administration, M.B.A.; GMAT or GRE required

•Accounting*•Business Policy and Strategic Leadership*•Finance*•Global Marketing and E-Commerce*•Human Resources Management*•Sports Management*

Health Care Administration, M.S.Labor Relations, M.S.Management of Sports Industries, M.S.; GMAT or GRE requiredMaster of Public Administration, M.P.A.

Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic SciencesCriminal Justice, M.S.Emergency Management, M.S.Fire Science, M.S.Forensic Science, M.S. (Fall intake only – applications must be submitted by March 1)National Security and Public Safety, M.S.

Tagliatela College of EngineeringComputer Science, M.S. (Fall and Winter intakes only)Electrical Engineering, M.S. (Fall and Winter intakes only)

•Computer Engineering*Engineering and Operations Management, M.S.Environmental Engineering, M.S.Industrial Engineering, M.S.Mechanical Engineering, M.S. (Fall and Winter intakes only)Network Systems,M.S. (Fall and Winter intakes only)

DUAL MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMS IN:M.B.A./M.P.A. (Dual Degree in M.B.A. and Master’s of Public Administration); GMAT or GRE required

M.B.A./M.S.I.E. (Dual Degree in Industrial Engineering and M.B.A.); GMAT or GRE required

Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic SciencesPh.D. in Criminal Justice (Fall intake only); GRE required and a minimum IBT TOEFL score of 100 or a minimum IELTS score of 7.5.

*Concentration within the major

For more information on our graduate programs, please email gradinternational@newhaven.edu.

To apply online go to www.newhaven.edu/internationaladmissions

Graduate ProgramsUndergraduate Programs

Graduate Application Checklist (Master’s Degree)

. Online application.

. Application fee ($75 USD).

. Official University transcripts and proof of bachelor’s degree completion. An explanation of your university grading system must also be provided along with your transcripts.

. Official course-by-course evaluation of foreign academic credentials is highly recommended.

. Two letters of recommendation from professors or employers.

. Certain majors require GRE and/or GMAT test scores.

. A Statement of Purpose or resume (C.V.) is highly recommended. However students without work experience are still encouraged to apply.

. TOEFL of 80 or IELTS of 6.5 or completion of ELS-EAP Level 112 certificate program. Please note: Engineering and Computer Science master’s degrees require only a 75 TOEFL or 6.0 IELTS score or completion of ELS-EAP Level 112 certificate program.

. Certain majors require higher English test scores.

. Proof of funding (current original bank statement).

. Clear copy of passport name page.

Graduate Application Deadlines. For the Fall Trimester, beginning in early September

each year, the deadline is May 31.

. For the Winter Trimester, beginning in early January each year, the deadline is October 31.

. For the Spring Trimester, beginning in early April each year, the deadline is January 31.

UNH Conditional Admissions. UNH offers conditional acceptance in most majors to

those who are academically admissible but who do not have TOEFL or IELTS scores or who have low TOEFL or IELTS scores.

. Students who do not submit proof of English proficiency will be considered for conditional admission to UNH and will be recommended to enroll at the ELS Language Center located at the UNH campus prior to beginning their academic stud-ies. Conditionally admitted students will be allowed to begin their academic studies at UNH upon the successful comple-tion of the ELS-EAP Level 112 certificate program.

Undergraduate Application Checklist (Bachelor’s Degree). Online application.

. Application fee ($25 USD).

. Essay or Statement of Purpose (250–500 words).

. Secondary school transcripts (grade reports) and certificates of completion. An explanation of your school and/or transcript grading system must be provided along with your academic transcripts.

. Official evaluation of foreign academic credentials is highly recommended.

. One letter of recommendation from a teacher or a school counselor.

. TOEFL of 80(IBT) or IELTS of 6.5 or completion of ELS-EAP Level 112 certificate program.

. SAT or ACT is not required but highly recommended.

. Students transferring from non-U.S. colleges/universities must also submit their official college/university transcripts and course descriptions/syllabi for possible credit transfer. An official course-by-course foreign credential evaluation is required in this case.

. Proof of funding (current original bank statement).

. Clear copy of passport name page.

Undergraduate Application Deadlines. For the Fall semester, beginning in late August

each year, the deadline is June 1.

. For the Spring semester, beginning in late January each year, the deadline is November 1.

ELS Language Center (www.els.edu/newhaven)ELS–New Haven offers English language training to non-English speakers. The ELS-English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program consists of 12 levels, from basic to advanced; each ELS session is one month in duration. Students are able to enroll at the start of any session during the year.

A separate ELS application is required. To apply to ELS–New Haven, go to www.els.edu/en/Apply/Login.

To apply online, go to www.newhaven.edu/internationaladmissions

How to Apply (Admissions Checklist)

Cindy Tao Di

UNH 2011 MBA-Global Marketing

Peking University 2009 International Economy and Trade

Senior Research Executive at Ipsos Qualitative

“It had been my dream to study in the U.S. since I was in high school. In my last semester at Peking University, I received offers of acceptance from several American universities. After weighing the factors like my background, interests, school ranking and location, I chose the University of New Haven (UNH). UNH is the start of my American dream. The result of a year study at UNH was way beyond my expectation. Not only did I learn business expertise from the best professors in the field, I also made friends with them. The concept of student-teacher relationship is quite different from the conventional Chinese definition. The professors at UNH are approachable and friendly. In the last trimester of my study, I started to apply for jobs online. Within five months, I secured offers from Maersk China, Starwood China and Ipsos. I decided to join Ipsos as a research executive. The Marketing Research course I took for my MBA gave me an edge for this position.”

OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL ADMISSIONS300 Boston Post Road | West Haven, Connecticut 06516 | U.S.A.www.newhaven.edu/internationaladmissions

Dawoud al-Massri

UNH 2007 M.S. in Environmental Engineering

FUTURE PLANSReturning to the West Bank to work with organizations implementing water resource improve-ment projects.

“The West Bank, where I am from, has a lot of trouble with water resources. That’s why I came to the U.S. to study, and I found the courses and materials I was looking for at UNH. The friendly relationship between the students and the professors was a new experi-ence for me.”

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