Long Island University

Long Island University (LIU) is a private university located on Long Island, New York, which was founded in 1926. LIU provides undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs in a wide variety of fields and is committed to maintaining a standard of academic excellence, research activity, and community engagement in everything it does. LIU includes a wide variety of disciplines in: arts and sciences, business, health sciences, education, performing arts, etc. LIU is known for its strong programs in experiential learning and for the hands-on experiences it provides its students while learning.. LIU's College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, and the School of Business are known for their rigor and contributions to their fields. LIU takes its approach seriously when it comes to innovation, cultural diversity, and a whole person educational experience. Long Island University is a reputable institution in the New York metropolitan area.

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University Name	Long Island University
Name in Local Language	Long Island University System
Acronym	LIU
Year Established	1926
Motto	Urbi et Orbi
Motto in English	Of the city and the world
Governing Type	Private (Not for Profit)
Student Body	Co-education
Highest Degree	Doctorate
Campus Type	Urban
Colors	Black, silver and royal blue

Location

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Address	1 University Plaza, Brooklyn, New York, United States

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Phone	+1 (718) 488 1011
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Accepts International Students	Yes
Student Body	Men and Women
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