University of Mandragora

University of Mandragora
Universitas Mandragoræ
Praegestio semper, nunquam defectus
Type	Private university
Focus	Research
Student base	Coeducational
Established	1724
Endowment	Ð 977,3 billion([1])
Location  · Satellites	Mandragora, Beracanto, Pacitalia Sapuntoli, BRC; Famabaro, BRC
Campus	Urban, 748 ha
President	Professoro Dr Kadarian Latarandan
Chancellor	Professora Dr Sorina Gambofona
Undergraduates	237,401 (fall 2006)
Postgraduates	10,322 (fall 2006)
Antedoctorates	643 (fall 2006)
Rankings  · The Economist  · PGURank  · AO	1st (A+ c. dis.) 1st (A+) 1st (2120 pts, 2006)
Athletics	Cheetahs (men) Lynx (women)
Mascots	Capo the Cheetah (men) Lana the Lynx (women)
Website	http://www.um.te.pc

The University of Mandragora is a private, comprehensive, coeducational research university in Mandragora, Beracanto, Pacitalia. Founded in 1724, it is continuously ranked the top university in Pacitalia, and is regarded as one of the best post-secondary institutions in Atlantian Oceania, with high numbers of international students coming in yearly from Sarzonia, Bedistan, Starblaydia, Hamptonshire, the United Kingdom, Ariddia, Willink , Southeast Asia and Rejistania.

Faculties and departments

The institution grants degrees in 40 faculties, including:

Notable alumni

• Stephanie Coulson - president of Amarenthe.
• Mélanie Dupré - Ariddian journalist.
• Dr Timotaio Ell - former prime minister of Pacitalia, now a professor of political science at the university.
• Jasmina Wu - former head of state of North-West Ariddia.