University of the Harmonics

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University of the Harmonics

University of the Harmonics Logo.png

60 Rectangle Street, Harmony

Industry: Education

Entity type: Non-profit, public

Product: Secondary, tertiary education

Specialties: Technology, engineering, communications

Enrollment: 65,300

Revenue (CRRS): H

Colors: Peru Tan, Turquoise

The University of the Harmonics (UH) is a public institution of tertiary education located in Harmony. UH offers degrees concentrating in the sciences and technology. UH, at the secondary education level, is known for its emphases in engineering and communications, and is also recognized for its advanced tertiary degrees in electronics and marketing in addition to its research in the advanced sciences.

Total enrollment at the University of the Harmonics exceeds 65,300 secondary and tertiary students, with preponderance of those students originating from the Harmony area and the Brookeview Ludwig Megalopolitan Complex. Students regionally pursue UH because it is a university known for its scientific and technology disciplines located in a city with copious opportunities in related fields.

UH receives funding and oversight from the Bureau of Education and Enlightenment. As with most public educational institutions, public funding accounts for nearly all of UR's operational resources. This funding is proportional to the number of students the university admits. Revenue for the University of the Harmonics totals about 7,184,400μ/AU.

As with all public education institutions, the University of the Harmonics enjoys a nearly 100% placement rate upon graduation thanks to a government-assisted matching system. UH students in the electronics engineering, technology research, and marketing fields tend to find prominent positions in these industries at a rate fare exceeding most public institutions of higher education.

UH students are known for their annual festival demonstrating intricate Rube Goldberg machines that actually manage to address common problems that often have yet to be solved using widely-available consumer technology.