Alabama Universities

Private historically black higher education institution Tuskegee University. Lewis Adams and Booker T. Washington founded it in 1881. It began … Read more

The University of Alabama in Huntsville is a publicly funded university. It dates back to 1949, when the University of … Read more

University of Alabama at Birmingham, a public research university, has its roots in the Medical College of Alabama, which was … Read more

A resolution by the Alabama Legislature created Troy University in 1887 as a public institution of higher learning. With the … Read more

A public university that is a part of the University of Alabama System is The University of Alabama (UA). It … Read more

In Huntsville, Alabama, there is a historically black private university called Oakwood University. The Seventh-day Adventist Church oversees its administration. … Read more

A public, regional, coeducational university is Jacksonville State University. Gov. Edward O’Neal founded it in 1883 and gave it the … Read more

A private, non-profit Bible college called Heritage Christian University is situated in Florence, Alabama. The university’s beginnings may be traced … Read more

Alabama has a severe scarcity of people with in-depth knowledge of businesses and associated sectors at the time Auburn University … Read more

The public, two-year Athens State University is one of Alabama’s state education system’s oldest institutions still in operation. After assembling … Read more