Introduction and Overview

Campbell University is a private comprehensive university located in Buice Creek, North Carolina, USA. The school offers undergraduate, graduate and professional degree programs covering multiple disciplines, including medicine, pharmacy, law, business, education, arts and sciences, etc. It has a diverse student body with a total student population of more than 6,000.

History and Founding Time

Founded in 1887 by Baptist minister James Archibald Campbell, it was originally a small school to provide education for local youth.

In 1926, the school was qualified to award degrees and began to award Bachelor of Arts degrees.

In 1979, the Campbell University School of Law was established, which was an important expansion of the school in the field of professional education.

In 1985, the School of Medicine was established, further enhancing the school's position in the field of health sciences.

In 1994, the School of Pharmacy was established, consolidating the comprehensive strength of Campbell University in medical-related majors.

School Strength

Teaching Staff: It has a team of highly qualified teachers who have rich experience in teaching, scientific research and professional practice. Many teachers have made significant achievements in their professional fields and are able to provide students with high-quality teaching and guidance.

Academic Resources: The school library has a rich collection of books covering various disciplines, and also provides a large number of electronic resources and database access. The school also has multiple research centers and laboratories to support the academic research of students and teachers.

Professional Settings and Certification: The professional fields are wide-ranging. Its medical school, pharmacy school, and law school have all been certified by relevant professional organizations, and the students trained have good career development prospects in the medical, legal and pharmaceutical industries. For example, the School of Pharmacy is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmaceutical Education (ACPE) of the United States, and the Medical School is accredited by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME).

Practical Teaching and Employment Services: It focuses on practical teaching and has established cooperative relationships with many enterprises, medical institutions, legal institutions, etc. to provide students with internship and practice opportunities. The school's employment service center provides students with career planning, employment guidance, recruitment information and other services to help students enter the workplace smoothly.

Nature of the institution: A private, comprehensive university with religious ties to the Baptist Church.

Educational philosophy: Based on Christian values, it emphasizes academic excellence, leadership development, and service spirit. It is committed to cultivating students' professional knowledge and skills, while focusing on shaping students' moral character and values, and encouraging students to apply their knowledge to social services and contribute to the development of the community and society.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Medicine, pharmacy, and law are the school's key disciplines. The medical school excels in medical education, clinical practice, and medical research; the pharmacy school has strong strengths in drug development, pharmacy practice, etc.; the law school also has a high reputation in legal education, moot courts, and legal practice.

Key laboratories (examples): There are several advanced laboratories in the fields of medicine and pharmacy, such as drug development laboratories, medical experimental diagnostic laboratories, etc. These laboratories are equipped with high-end experimental equipment, providing good conditions for students' experimental operations and scientific research projects.

Department settings

Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law: It offers Juris Doctor (J.D.) and Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree programs, focusing on cultivating students' legal thinking and practical ability.

School of Pharmacy: It has degree programs such as Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.), covering multiple professional directions such as medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, and pharmacy.

School of Medicine: It includes Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree programs, as well as multiple medical-related graduate and professional training programs, such as pre-medical, nursing, etc.

School of Business: It provides undergraduate and graduate degree programs such as business administration (BBA), accounting, and finance to cultivate students' business management and economic analysis capabilities.

School of Education: It has bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degree programs in education, focusing on the combination of education theory and practice, and cultivating professional talents in the field of education.

College of Arts and Sciences: It covers multiple disciplines such as humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, and provides students with a wide range of liberal arts basic courses and professional major courses.

Rankings

It has outstanding rankings in some professional fields. For example, in the field of pharmaceutical education, the School of Pharmacy ranks relatively high; the School of Law also has a good ranking in legal education and the pass rate of the bar exam. It also has a certain position in the U.S. News Southern Regional University Rankings.

Cost: Tuition varies depending on the major and degree level. Generally speaking, as a private university, tuition fees are relatively high. However, the school provides various forms of financial aid, including scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study programs to help students reduce their financial burden.

Campus Environment

Campus Facilities: The campus covers an area of ​​about 1,576 acres and has modern teaching buildings, laboratories, libraries, gymnasiums, student dormitories and dining facilities. The campus buildings are diverse in style, with both historic buildings and modern facilities.

Natural Environment: Located in Buis Creek, the surrounding natural environment is beautiful and shady, providing students with a comfortable and quiet learning and living environment.

Campus Cultural Atmosphere: With a strong academic atmosphere and Christian cultural characteristics, various academic lectures, religious activities, cultural festivals and sports events are often held on campus to enrich students' extracurricular life.