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, 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.