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90+
Undergraduate majors
1,200
Undergraduate honors theses in archives
98%
Of undergrads are employed, in grad school, or in service six months after graduation

Academics

Tufts students are empowered to ask bold questions and grow intellectually. With personal attention from renowned faculty, you will develop the critical thinking skills to adapt and lead in our evolving world.

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90+
Undergraduate majors
1,200
Undergraduate honors theses in archives
98%
Of undergrads are employed, in grad school, or in service six months after graduation
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$100 million
Federal funding devoted to a Tufts-led program to stop future pandemics
1,500+
Undergraduate and graduate students working in research labs across Tufts
370,699
Total square feet of lab space across all campuses

Research

At Tufts, researchers attempt to unravel the most complex challenges facing humanity, bettering our understanding of the world and our place in it, so that we can enhance knowledge, health, and equity in all forms.

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$100 million
Federal funding devoted to a Tufts-led program to stop future pandemics
1,500+
Undergraduate and graduate students working in research labs across Tufts
370,699
Total square feet of lab space across all campuses
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Activism and Social Justice

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How Slavery Ended Slowly, and Emancipation Laws Often Kept the Enslaved in Bondage—and Rewarded the Enslavers

Tufts Professor Kris Manjapra examines the history of the injustice of abolition in the U.S. and abroad and the need for reparations in his new book.

What’s Happening at Tufts

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How Changing School Lunches Could Help the Environment

A recent Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy study found school lunch menus can have a significant impact on the environment
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Karl Gregor Receives National Coach of the Year Honor

Head coach of the men’s tennis team took the Jumbos to the NCAA Final Four for the first time this year
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Dad’s Tufts Letter Sweater Fits to a T

A Tufts alumna gives her father’s old varsity sweater new life—and keeps it in the family
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Undergraduate students will find the best of both worlds on our quintessential New England campus, located in the cities of Medford and Somerville—minutes from downtown Boston.