» Mississippi State University
This university, funded by the state, has more than 15,000 students. The 2% of the student population are foreigners from over 60 countries. Classes begin in the fall, spring or summer. It offers more than 900 courses in the following specialties: Agriculture (Agricultural Engineering, Engineering); Human Sciences, Architecture, Arts and Sciences (Languages, History, Mathematics, Statistics, Sociology), Business (Accounting, Finance, Business, Management and Sales) , Education, Engineering (Civil, Electrical, Industrial, Systems, Chemistry, Agricultural Mechanics); Veterinary, and Medicine.
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Phone: +1-662-325 2323
Web: www.msstate.edu
» University of Mississippi
Located in Oxford, has a student population of over 12,000 people, among which 2% of international students from over 45 countries. Its 509 academic departments cover the following areas: Arts (African American Studies, Art, Biology, Chemistry, English, Biology, History, Journalism, Mathematics, Music, Philosophy, Physics, Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, Theatre), Medicine (General Medicine, Nursing), Accounting, Applied Science, Business, Economics, Finance, Management, Sales, Education, Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical); Laws; Pharmacy.
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Phone: +1-662-915 7404
E-mail:
Undergraduate: ude.ssimelo@umdaltni
Postgraduate: ude.ssimelo@gmdaltni
Web: www.olemiss.edu
» University of Southern Mississippi
This university, funded by the state, has about 14,000 students, of which 2% are foreigners from over 60 countries. It has 726 programs of study and the following colleges: Arts, Business, Education and Psychology, Health Sciences, Arts, Nursing, Technology, Marine Science.
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Phone: +1-601-266 5000
E-mail: ude.msu@snoissimda
Web: www.usm.edu
