Illinois Institute of Technology was founded in 1890. After a hundred years' development, it has become a powerful comprehensive private university with the qualification of granting doctoral degrees, and was recommended by USNEWS and Princeton Review to enter the top 100 universities in the United States.
The proportion of graduates trained by the school who become the president, vice president or manager of the company ranks in the top in the United States 15. The school is located in the center of Chicago, with elegant campus environment and advanced facilities, ranking sixth in the most advanced teaching environment campus in the United States selected by Forbes. The campus has elegant environment and advanced facilities, only 3 miles away from downtown Chicago, and the transportation is extremely convenient.
There are four Nobel Prize winners in the school's teaching team, with strong teachers, world-class research strength and solid academic research foundation, such as biomedical engineering and science, food safety and technology, in vitro cell research, fluid mechanics, heat treatment, electric power and computer engineering, rehabilitation psychology and other fields.
Illinois Institute of Technology has eight excellent colleges and a research center: Amherst School of Engineering, School of Design, Stewart Business School, Chicago-Kent Law School, School of Architecture, School of Arts and Sciences, School of Psychology, School of Business and Interdisciplinary Studies and Career Development Center.