City University of New York

City University of New York The City University of New York
Foundation	1847 [1]
School classification	Public system
The chief director	James B building Ken [2]
The staff of a school	6,700 (department full-time employment teacher) [3]
Student	516,000 [3]
The location	The United States of America New York New York
Website	cuny.edu
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City University of New York (New York しりつだいがく, City University of New York; CUNY) is a general public university of United States of America New York New York City. It is one of the public university group with the history most in the United States.

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Summary

I was founded in 1847. A forerunner a higher education system "free academy" of New York City (current City University of New York city college). Townsend Harris who the founder visited Japan as the first minister to Japan after aid for a public policy as New York municipal administration prefecture education chief of the bureau, and concluded 日米修好通商条約.

It is eminent U.S. university group constructed by 11 four-year universities and six community colleges, postgraduate course universities and specialized graduate school in five wards of whole area of New York City Manhattan ward, Brooklyn ward, Queens ward, Bronx ward, the Staten Island ward.

All universities have the academic board of directors where each became independent, and an entrance examination essential point and an entrance to school degree of difficulty and a curriculum are set variously together with each university.

List of City University of New York group

Four-year university

• （1847） City University of New York city college City College
• （1870） City University of New York hunter school Hunter College (in the forerunner, pioneer girl instructor Senior High School of the United States of America admits boy entrance to school from 1970.)
• （1919） City University of New York Baruch school Baruch College (old city college business and an administrative management department change their name from the changing of a name to reorganization, "Baruch school" for finance secretary Bernard, M. Baruch to the Business Administration Department in "Baruch school" in 1968 in 1958 and become independent.)
• （1930） City University of New York Brooklyn school Brooklyn College　
• （1937） City University of New York Queens school Queens College (I am complicated with each Queens campus of a hunter school and the city college and establish it.)
• （1946） City University of New York engineering department college New York City College of Technology
• （1955） City University of New York Staten Island school College of Staten Island
• （1964） City University of New York John Jay, law college John Jay College of Criminal Justice
• （1966） City University of New York York school York College
• （1968） City University of New York Lehman school Lehman College (from 1931 hunter school Bronx campus.)
• （1970） City University of New York prospect garfish ever college Medgar Evers College

Community college

• （1957） City University of New York Bronx community college (Bronx Community College)
• （1958） City University of New York Queens bolo community college (Queensborough Community College)
• （1963） City University of New York bolo of Manhattan community college (Borough of Manhattan Community College)
• （1963） City University of New York Kings rag community college (Kingsborough Community College)
• （1968） City University of New York La Guardia community college (LaGuardia Community College)
• （1970） City University of New York hosts community college (Hostos Community College)

Postgraduate course university, specialized graduate school

• （1961） City University of New York graduate school center The Graduate School and University Center of The City University of New York
• (1973) Sophie's Davis medical school Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education
• （1983） City University of New York law school The City University of New York Law School
• （2006） City University of New York journalism graduate school The City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism

Footnote

1. ^ The forerunner of today's City University of New York was founded in 1847.
2. ^ "Nationally Prominent Higher Education Leader James B. Milliken Appointed Chancellor of The City University of New York." CUNY Newswire. July 3, 2014 reading.
3. ^ ^{a b} "About." cuny.edu.

Outside link

• City University of New York (English version) - official site

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