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== Academic Programs at the University of Pennsylvania ==
Penn offers a variety of academic programs at the '''undergraduate''', '''graduate''', and '''professional''' levels. The university’s interdisciplinary approach allows students to explore multiple fields of study, fostering creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving.

=== Undergraduate Programs ===
Penn’s undergraduate programs are housed within four primary schools: the '''College of Arts and Sciences''', the '''School of Engineering and Applied Science''', the '''Wharton School''', and the '''School of Nursing'''. Each school offers a range of majors and interdisciplinary minors, allowing students to customize their education based on their interests.

==== Notable Undergraduate Schools: ====

* '''College of Arts and Sciences''': The largest school at Penn, offering programs in the '''humanities''', '''natural sciences''', '''social sciences''', and '''mathematics'''. Popular majors include '''Psychology''', '''Biology''', '''History''', and '''Philosophy'''.
* '''Wharton School''': Known as one of the world’s top business schools, Wharton offers undergraduate programs in '''economics''', '''finance''', '''management''', and '''marketing''', among others. Wharton emphasizes leadership and entrepreneurship, providing students with real-world business experience.
* '''School of Engineering and Applied Science''': Offers cutting-edge programs in '''computer science''', '''bioengineering''', '''mechanical engineering''', and '''materials science'''. Penn Engineering encourages cross-disciplinary learning, allowing students to combine engineering with other fields such as business or the arts.
* '''School of Nursing''': Penn’s School of Nursing is consistently ranked as one of the top nursing schools in the country, offering undergraduate programs in '''nursing''', '''nurse practitioner studies''', and '''health policy'''.

==== Popular Majors and Interdisciplinary Programs: ====

* '''Biology & Business''': Combining life sciences with business, preparing students for careers in healthcare management, biotechnology, or pharmaceuticals.
* '''Cognitive Science''': An interdisciplinary major that combines '''psychology''', '''linguistics''', '''computer science''', and '''neuroscience''' to explore human cognition and intelligence.
* '''Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE)''': An interdisciplinary program that blends the study of philosophy, political science, and economics to address contemporary global issues.

=== Graduate and Professional Programs ===
Penn is home to several graduate schools that offer specialized programs in '''business''', '''law''', '''medicine''', '''engineering''', '''education''', and more. Penn’s graduate schools are highly regarded for their emphasis on '''research''', '''professional development''', and '''practical application'''.

==== Notable Graduate Schools: ====

* '''Wharton School''': The '''Wharton MBA''' program is one of the most prestigious business programs globally, with a focus on '''leadership''', '''global business''', and '''entrepreneurship'''.
* '''Perelman School of Medicine''': Consistently ranked among the top medical schools in the U.S., Penn Medicine is a leader in '''biomedical research''', '''clinical education''', and '''healthcare innovation'''.
* '''School of Engineering and Applied Science''': Penn Engineering offers advanced degrees in '''robotics''', '''data science''', '''bioengineering''', and '''artificial intelligence''', among others.
* '''Law School''': The '''Penn Law School''' is a top-ranked institution known for its expertise in '''corporate law''', '''international law''', '''human rights''', and '''public policy'''.
* '''School of Education''': Penn’s Graduate School of Education is renowned for its research on '''educational equity''', '''policy reform''', and '''teacher preparation'''.
* '''Annenberg School for Communication''': Known for its research and graduate programs in '''media studies''', '''communication theory''', and '''digital media'''.

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