Washington State University - Vancouver is a branch campus of Washington State University. Here is a detailed introduction about it:

Geographic location and campus environment:

Located in Vancouver, Washington, the United States, the address is 14204 NE Salmon Creek Ave, Vancouver, Washington 98686. Vancouver has the same name as Vancouver in Canada, but is located in Washington State, the United States. It has convenient transportation and is close to cities such as Portland.

The campus is relatively small, but the environment is beautiful, with modern teaching facilities and comfortable learning space, which allows students to feel a "small but fine" learning atmosphere. The architectural style on campus is similar to that of the main campus, with red brick buildings as the main feature.

Academic Programs:

Wide range of majors: As a four-year research university branch, it offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate majors. Undergraduate majors cover business, computer science, engineering, humanities, social sciences and other fields, such as computer science, business administration, psychology, English and other majors. Graduate majors include public affairs, education, engineering management, etc., providing students with a variety of academic options.

High degree recognition: The degree obtained by students after graduation is uniformly issued by Washington State University, which has high recognition and gold content. The school's degrees are highly competitive in the job market, and many graduates can successfully enter well-known companies or continue their studies.

Faculty:

It has an excellent team of teachers, many of whom are from the main campus or have rich teaching and research experience. The teachers have profound academic attainments in their respective professional fields and can provide students with high-quality teaching and guidance.

Scientific research strength:

Although it is a branch school, it also actively participates in scientific research activities. The school's teachers and students have the opportunity to participate in various scientific research projects and maintain close cooperation with the main campus and other research institutions. In some fields, such as life sciences and environmental sciences, certain scientific research results have been achieved.

Student life:

Rich club activities: There are more than 60 student clubs and organizations, covering academics, arts, sports, culture and other aspects, providing students with a wealth of extracurricular activities. Students can make like-minded friends and expand their interests and social circles by participating in club activities.

Employment support: The school provides students with comprehensive employment support services, including career counseling, internship opportunity recommendations, job fair organization, etc. The school maintains a good cooperative relationship with local companies and institutions, providing students with abundant internship and employment opportunities.

New facility construction: The school is constantly building and updating facilities. For example, the Life Sciences Building, which will open in August 2024, covers an area of ​​60,000 square feet and has biology and chemistry laboratories, STEM course classrooms, and a 3,300 square foot greenhouse for experiments, lectures, and research in biology and environmental sciences.