University of Kansas in United States of America 

The University of Kansas is a major public comprehensive research and teaching university fully accredited by the North Central Association/Higher Learning Commission.

 Kansas offers the highest-quality academic programs (149 bachelor's, 123 masters, 96 doctorate and professional degree programs, and 61 graduate certificate programs).

The academic programs are supported by 12 libraries and several museums, including art and natural history. Top national ranked programs in public administration, special education, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, education, petroleum engineering, and physical therapy provide outstanding undergraduate and graduate academic opportunities. 

Excellent programs are available in architecture, art, business, design, education, engineering (aerospace, architectural, bioengineering, chemical, civil, computer, computer science, electrical, environmental, engineering physics, engineering and project management, mechanical, and petroleum), health professions - including audiology, dietetics and nutrition, nurse anesthesia, and respiratory care, journalism, liberal arts (KU offers courses in over 40 languages), law, medicine, music, nursing, pharmacy (medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, and toxicology) and social welfare.