University of Notre Dame
The University of Notre Dame, founded in 1842, is a prestigious Catholic research university located in South Bend, Indiana. It is dedicated to providing a holistic education that integrates faith, reason, and service to others. The university aims to be a leading global Catholic research institution, fostering a community of scholars committed to inquiry, justice, and the common good.
University of Notre Dame
Patents
Identification of immunologically protective neo-epitopes for the treatment of cancers
2025-05-27 • US-12311017-B2
View DetailsNoise preserving models and methods for resolution recovery of x-ray computed tomography images
2025-05-13 • US-12299849-B2
View DetailsWhat We Do
Undergraduate Admissions
The University offers a rigorous undergraduate education, encouraging students to engage in a holistic learning experience that combines academic excellence with personal growth.
Graduate Admissions
Notre Dame's Graduate School provides a vibrant and diverse community for graduate students, focusing on research and professional development across various disciplines.
Research
The university is recognized for its impactful research across multiple fields, including environmental science, social justice, and health, aiming to address global challenges.
Global Engagement
Notre Dame promotes cultural fluency and international collaboration through study abroad programs and global partnerships.
Faith and Service
The university integrates its Catholic character into all aspects of education, emphasizing service to the community and the pursuit of justice.
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