University of Notre Dame

NOTRE DAME
  • Overview

The University of Notre Dame is a private Catholic research university located in Notre Dame, Indiana. Ranked among the top 20 universities in the U.S., Notre Dame educates 8,400 undergraduate students from every US state and over 80 countries. The mission of the university is to be “a force for good,” and this ideal unifies a truly diverse and dynamic student body.

Notre Dame’s campus community centers on its distinctive dorms, over 400 clubs and organizations, robust athletic opportunities, and a strong performing arts scene. Undergraduates can double-major or minor across the colleges, and they also have remarkable access to research and entrepreneurial opportunities. Over 75% of ND students take advantage of study abroad, as well as semester programs at Notre Dame’s centers in Washington D.C. and Silicon Valley.

99% of graduating students find placement within one year. They also find more than 270 ND clubs around the world that help them stay meaningfully connected to the Notre Dame family well beyond their years of study.

  • Contact Information

Contact Information
Shamar Cousin
Assistant Director in the Office of Undergraduate Admissions

Email:admissions@nd.edu

https://admissions.nd.edu/

  • Location
United States
Notre Dame, Indiana
  • Application Deadline
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  • Academic Programs

 

Undergraduate

• Africana Studies
• American Studies
• Anthropology
• Arabic Studies
• Art History
• Chinese
• Classics
• Computer Science
• Design

• Economics
• English
• Film, Television, and Theatre
• French and Francophone Studies
• Gender Studies
• German
• Greek and Roman Civilization
• History
• International Economics

• Italian Studies
• Japanese
• Latino Studies
• Mathematics
• Medieval Studies
• Music
• Neuroscience and Behavior
• Philosophy
• Philosophy and Theology (joint major)
• Political Science
• Irish Language and Literature

• Pre-Health
• Program of Liberal Studies
• Psychology
• Romance Languages and Literatures
• Russian
• Sociology
• Spanish
• Studio Art
• Theology

• Accountancy
• Finance
• Information Technology, Analytics, and Operations
• Management & Organization
• Marketing
• Applied and Computational Mathematics and Statistics
• Biochemistry
• Biological Sciences
• Chemistry

• Chemistry/Business
• Chemistry/Computing
• Environmental Sciences
• Mathematics
• Neuroscience and Behavior
• Physics
• Physics in Medicine
• Preprofessional Studies
• Science-Business
• Science-Computing

• Science-Education
• Statistics

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