Auburn University was founded on February 7, 1856, as the East Alabama Male College, operating as a private liberal arts institution. It later became the first public university in Alabama and was also the first university in the state to offer coeducational learning.

Today, Auburn University offers a variety of academic programs and stands out for its strong international partnerships. Each year, over 800 students have the opportunity to study abroad at partner universities worldwide.

Accommodation:
The university provides on-campus housing in well-equipped student residences. Several residential buildings are available for students, offering comfortable living conditions.
Accommodation costs range from $2,850 to $5,400 per semester.

Why Choose Auburn University?

• Vibrant student life, with over 300 clubs and organizations, ensuring that everyone can find activities that match their interests.
• Strong university traditions, helping students quickly adapt to campus life.
• Study abroad programs at partner universities worldwide.
• Famous alumni, including Tim Cook, CEO of Apple.

Programs:

• Undergraduate (Bachelor’s)
• Postgraduate (Master’s)

University Structure and Fields of Study
Auburn University consists of multiple colleges and schools, offering programs in the following fields:

• Agriculture (with various specialized faculties)
• Architecture and Design
• Business
• Education
• Engineering (the most popular field for study-abroad programs)
• Humanities
• Healthcare
• Medicine
• Mathematical Sciences

Admission Requirements

Undergraduate (Bachelor’s):

• High school diploma
• One of the following exams: IELTS or TOEFL
• SAT or ACT

Postgraduate (Master’s):

• Bachelor’s/Specialist degree
• One of the following exams: IELTS or TOEFL
• SAT or ACT

Scholarships: Auburn University offers financial aid opportunities for students with outstanding academic achievements.

Notable Alumni:

• Tim Cook – CEO of Apple
• Octavia Spencer – Academy Award-winning actress
• Jimmy Wales – Founder of Wikipedia