The University includes the following departments:
=The Graduate School=
=The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences= (Ancient and Modern
Languages and Literatures; History, Economics and Accountancy,
Political Science, Sociology; Philosophy, Psychology, Education;
Mathematics; Astronomy; Geology; Physics; Chemistry; Botany,
Zoology, Entomology; Physiology; Art and Design; Ceramics)
=The College of Engineering= (Architecture; Architectural, Civil,
Electrical, Mechanical, Mining, Municipal and Sanitary, and Railway
Engineering)
=The College of Agriculture= (Agronomy; Animal Husbandry; Dairy
Husbandry; Horticulture and Landscape Gardening; Veterinary
Science; Agricultural Extension; Teachers’ Course; Household
Science)
=The College of Law= (Three years’ course)
=The School of Education=
=The Courses in Business= (General Business; Banking; Accountancy;
Railway Administration; Insurance)
=The Course in Journalism=
=The Courses in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering=
=The Courses in Ceramics and Ceramic Engineering=
=The School of Railway Engineering and Administration=
=The School of Music= (four years’ course)
=The School of Library Science= (two years’ course)
=The College of Medicine= (in Chicago)
=The College of Dentistry= (in Chicago)
=The School of Pharmacy= (in Chicago; Ph. G. and Ph. C. courses)
=The Summer Session= (eight weeks)
=Experiment Stations=: U. S. Agricultural Experiment Station;
Engineering Experiment Station; State Laboratory of Natural
History; State Entomologist’s Office; Biological Experiment Station
on Illinois River; State Water Survey; State Geological Survey;
Mine Rescue Station
The _library collections_ contain (May 1, 1914), 295,000 volumes,
including the library of the State Laboratory of Natural History,
the Quine Medical Library and the library of the School of
Pharmacy.