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Boston University has the following subjects: anthropology, archaeology, art history, astronomy, biology, chemistry, cognition and nervous system (graduate program), classicism, computer science, earth science, economics, English, geography, history, international relations, mathematics, modern foreign languages and literature, music, philosophy, physics, politics, psychology, geography and sociology. Biochemistry, environmental science, linguistics and applied linguistics, feminism, advertising, radio news, movies, mass communication, photo news, public relations, science news, television, bilingual education, deaf education, preschool education, primary education, English education, modern foreign language education, history and social science education, mathematics and history education, science education.

Material supplement: Boston University (BU), founded in 1839, is an American research university. Its main campus is located on the Charles River in downtown Boston, and the medical school campus is located in Changmu Medical District in the south of downtown Boston. The school has the following colleges: Boston University School of Communication, College of Art, College of Education and College of General Studies. The schools of dentistry, engineering, law, arts and sciences, Kestrom Business School, Medical College, Metropolitan College, School of Public Health, School of Social Work, Seminary, School of Hotel Management, and Paddy School of Global Studies offer top-notch biomedical engineering, business, law, economics and pre-medical courses in the United States.