World rank
#340
Tuition from
₹14.75 L
per year, 16 courses
Courses
1
Founded
1958
Students
2484
Faculty at Alvernia University
With a 14:1 student-faculty ratio (18 students in the average classroom), you're not just a number at Alvernia. And our engaging, dynamic faculty are the heart of the university.
Our more than 120 full-time faculty members are accomplished scholars, experts in their fields and supportive mentors who are committed to their students’ success. Many faculty members have academic and practical business experience, often being practitioners of the very subjects they teach. Over 75 percent of them hold the highest degree available in their field.
• 90% of graduates said Alvernia academics met or exceeded their expectations• 92% of graduates would recommend Alvernia to a friend
Learn more about our outstanding faculty, including a biology professor who authored an article on a notable marine microbe, a philosophy professor who received a royal welcome in Saudi Arabia, and a history professor who wrote a book tracing artificial intelligence's origins back to 17th century.
Alexander Kabrich ‘24 got hands-on with his studies when he and Assistant Professor of Biology Jamie Becker, Ph.D., joined a team of teachers, artists and researchers in the Peruvian Amazon to pilot new methods for capturing and sequencing environmental DNA (eDNA).
Our more than 120 full-time faculty members are accomplished scholars, experts in their fields and supportive mentors who are committed to their students’ success. Many faculty members have academic and practical business experience, often being practitioners of the very subjects they teach. Over 75 percent of them hold the highest degree available in their field.
• 90% of graduates said Alvernia academics met or exceeded their expectations• 92% of graduates would recommend Alvernia to a friend
Learn more about our outstanding faculty, including a biology professor who authored an article on a notable marine microbe, a philosophy professor who received a royal welcome in Saudi Arabia, and a history professor who wrote a book tracing artificial intelligence's origins back to 17th century.
Alexander Kabrich ‘24 got hands-on with his studies when he and Assistant Professor of Biology Jamie Becker, Ph.D., joined a team of teachers, artists and researchers in the Peruvian Amazon to pilot new methods for capturing and sequencing environmental DNA (eDNA).
Imported from public sources and may be a cycle out of date. Confirm on the official site.
Similar universities in United States
Nearest by ranking, so these are the ones you would realistically compare against.
