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Illinois Institute of Technology
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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Why study at Illinois Institute of Technology?
Illinois Institute of Technology is a private research university in Chicago, created in 1940 by the merger of Armour Institute (1890) and Lewis Institute (1895). Its main Mies Campus in Bronzeville is known for architecture, engineering, computing and the sciences, with additional sites in the Loop, Fulton Market, Bedford Park and Wheaton.
At a glance
Illinois Institute of Technology in numbers
- 3Campuses
- 1890Founded
- #620QS World Ranking 2027
- 301–325THE World Ranking 2027
- 8,800Students
Rankings
How it ranks
#620
QS World University Rankings 2027
301–325
Times Higher Education World Rankings 2027
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Where you'll study
Campus locations
Mies Campus
The main 120-acre campus at 10 West 35th Street in Bronzeville, housing undergraduate programmes, many graduate programmes and on-campus residences, designed in part by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.
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Downtown Campus (Chicago Loop)
A city-centre campus used for law, business and selected graduate programmes.
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Rice Campus (Wheaton)
A suburban campus in Wheaton offering professional education and some undergraduate courses.
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Scholarships
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- International undergraduate institutional scholarships
- Illinois Tech World Robot Olympiad Scholarship
- International Graduate Dimiter Etimov Endowed Scholarship
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