University at Albany - State University of New York

The State University of New York - University at Albany, which was founded in 1844, is located in Albany, the capital of New York State and the seat of Albany County. More than 17,300 students apply annually, studying and striving to achieve excellence through its nationally renowned programs, which include 120 undergraduate majors and more than 125 graduate programs, taught at the university’s three campuses: the Uptown campus in Albany and Guilderland, and the downtown campus. in Albany, and the Health Sciences Campus in Rensselaer, across the Hudson River. The university focuses on career preparation for students, as it offers them, in addition to theoretical educational classes, practical lessons and courses that will increase their awareness of the labor market and increase their practical skills. The university also aims to engage in research that enhances and contributes to life