The University of Chicago is famous for its degree programs. John D. Rockefeller happens to be its founder and Robert J. Zimmer is the current president.

Through the years there have been some academic movements at the University of Chicago. The University offers various degree programs in economics, literary criticism, sociology and legal education. Besides, the University houses the country’s largest university press.

Our undergraduate program is known for its emphasis on critical thinking and broad interdisciplinary exposure to the full range of intellectual discovery. Our College classrooms have a reputation for being hotbeds of exhilarating discourse.

Discussions that start in the classroom often move to the dormitory hall, to the lunch table, and into the community. A Chicago education is a life-changing experience.

The University of Chicago is currently home for 5,134 undergraduate students and 10,492 graduate, professional and other students. Leading these students from the front is a team of 2,211 faculty members and academic personnel. The University of Chicago also owns the crown of 85 noble prize winners.

o Biological Sciences

o Humanities

o Physical Sciences

o Social Sciences

o Divinity School

o Chicago Booth School of Business

o Law School

o Pritzker School of Medicine

o Irving B. Harris Graduate School of Public Policy Studies

o School of Social Service Administration

o Graham School of General Studies

o offering degree, certificate, and open enrollment

Located in the south of Chicago and amidst the Hyde Park community, the university is just a 15 minutes drive from the city center.

The position of the campus building is perfect for drawing from the diversity of the city. The buildings at the campus depict English Gothic designs while showing evidence of modern structures alongside.

The University of Chicago works on the transformative power of ideas. The students along with faculty members are pioneers, engaging in tough questions regarding the world around us. These teasers then form the basis of research.

• African and African-American Studies

• Anthropology

• Art History

• Biological Chemistry

• Biological Sciences

• Chemistry

• Cinema and Media Studies

• Classical Studies

• Comparative Human Development

• Comparative Literature

• Comparative Race and Ethnic Studies

• Computer Science

• Early Christian Literature

• East Asian Languages and Civilizations

• Economics

• English Language & Literature

• Environmental Studies

• Fundamentals: Issues and Texts

• Gender Studies

• Geographical Studies

• Geophysical Sciences

• Germanic Studies

• History

• History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Science and Medicine (HIPS)

• Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities

• International Studies

• Jewish Studies

• Latin American Studies

• Law, Letters, and Society

• Linguistics

• Mathematics

• Medieval Studies

• Music

• Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations

• Philosophy

• Physics

• Political Science

• Psychology

• Public Policy Studies

• Religion and the Humanities

• Religious Studies

• Romance Languages and Literatures

• Russian Civilization

• Slavic Languages and Literatures

• Sociology

• South Asian Languages and Civilizations

• Statistics

• Theater and Performance Studies

• Tutorial Studies

• Visual Arts

Students willing to get enrolled in graduate and undergraduate programs can get the official listing of tuition fee from Bursar’s office. There are four different approaches a student can access tuition. An undergraduate student can either get registered as per the number of courses or according to the residence status. For professional students, full time tuition rates are charged when they get enrolled in degree program.

Students enrolled in certificate programs and other special programs at the Graham School or any of the three Chicago Booth Executive MBA programs are assessed fees based on the special rules of enrollment in their programs.