The University of New Hampshire, founded in 1866, is a flagship public research university located in Durham, NH, and holds a rare Land, Sea, and Space Grant designation that directly shapes its STEM research priorities. As an R1 Carnegie-classified institution, UNH conducts high-impact research across engineering, ocean science, computing, and the physical sciences through its College of Engineering and Physical Sciences. The university is nationally recognized for ocean and marine engineering, housing specialized facilities including marine research complexes, atmospheric observatories, and a water tunnel lab. Computing programs span analytics, data science, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence, while engineering offerings cover chemical, civil, electrical, mechanical, and ocean engineering at both undergraduate and doctoral levels. Paul College of Business and Economics rounds out the STEM-adjacent offerings with strong programs in business analytics, information systems, and supply chain management.

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