Durham Campus is one of the campuses operated by University of New Hampshire. Our records show the address as Durham, NH, United States.
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The Durham Campus of the University of New Hampshire offers a comprehensive array of undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines, emphasizing research, innovation, and hands-on learning. As the flagship campus, it serves as the hub for a wide range of academic pursuits.
- College of Engineering and Physical Sciences: Programs in chemical, civil, electrical, mechanical, and biomedical engineering, along with physics, earth sciences, and mathematics. Students engage in cutting-edge research in sustainable energy, materials science, and environmental engineering.
- College of Liberal Arts: Degrees in English, history, psychology, sociology, communication, and foreign languages. The curriculum fosters critical thinking through interdisciplinary studies, including media arts and justice studies.
- College of Life Sciences and Agriculture: Focuses on biological sciences, nutrition, animal and veterinary sciences, and environmental sciences. Fieldwork and lab experiences prepare students for careers in biotechnology, agriculture, and conservation.
- Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics: Offers majors in accounting, finance, marketing, and economics. Business students participate in real-world simulations, internships, and entrepreneurship programs.
- College of Health and Human Services: Includes nursing, occupational therapy, social work, and kinesiology. Emphasis on community health, public policy, and therapeutic practices.
- Graduate School: Advanced degrees in education, marine biology, oceanography, and more, with opportunities for thesis research and professional development.
With over 100 majors and minors, the campus integrates experiential learning through study abroad, co-ops, and service projects. Faculty-led research in areas like climate change and ocean engineering enhances the educational experience. The diverse course offerings attract over 13,000 students annually, promoting a vibrant academic community dedicated to excellence and societal impact. This holistic approach ensures graduates are well-prepared for leadership roles in their fields.
Additional programs include equine studies, music, and theatre, blending arts with sciences for a well-rounded education. Sustainability initiatives and global perspectives are woven throughout the curriculum, reflecting UNH's commitment to addressing contemporary challenges.
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