San Francisco State University

San Francisco State University is a public university located in San Francisco, California. Founded in 1899 as a teacher-training school, the university has grown to employ 2,888 people and boasts a diverse student body with students from nearly 100 countries. SF State offers a wide range of academic programs, awarding bachelor's degrees in 78 areas, master's in 62, and a doctorate in educational leadership. In addition to traditional degrees, the university offers programs jointly with University of California campuses, including a Ph.D. in education with a concentration in special education with UC Berkeley and a physical therapy clinic. SF State also prides itself on its commitment to community engagement, with over 500 courses integrating academic study with community involvement. The university is known for its commitment to excellent teaching, with faculty members who are winners of prestigious teaching awards, cutting-edge researchers, and professionals devoted to solving community problems. Students benefit from close working relationships with senior professors and instructors from their freshman year through graduation. SF State's location in a center of business, technology, and culture provides a unique opportunity for students to engage in community-service projects, work-study opportunities, and internships. For more information about San Francisco State University, visit sfsu.edu.