University of Washington, Seattle

University of Washington, Seattle is one of the oldest public universities in Seattle, Washington, it was founded in 1861. Its campus spreads across 700 acres of land and is one of the largest and most prestigious institutions for higher education on the west coast of the US.

The university offers degrees from more than 140 departments in medical, engineering, scientific research, arts and culture, and law. The university is known for its STEM programs and offers 1800 undergraduate courses and awards more than 12000 bachelor's, master's, professional and doctoral degrees every year. It also offers various internships and job opportunities events for its students to prepare for their careers.

The university has over 800 active Student organizations and students have great benefits and opportunities to interact with the community along with various programs to support their growth, health, and success. The university's athletic teams compete in the PAC-12 Conference and also won the national championships in women's golf and rowing.

The University is located on a 703-acre, suburban campus in Seattle (population: 652,405); branch campuses in Bothell and Tacoma. Served by air, bus, and train. School operates transportation to medical centers.