Martin University information

Martin University contact details

Country	United States of America
City	Indianapolis
Province	Indiana
Address	PO Box 18567 2171 Avondale Place
Postal code / Zip code	46218-3878
Website	http://www.martin.edu
Phone number	+1(317) 543-3237
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Fax number	+1(317) 543-3257

Martin University General informations

Private / Public	Private
Primary religion	undefined
Year of foundation	1977
Number of employees
Number of students	589 in (2009-2010)
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Tuition Fees	-
Other locations/campus	-
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Martin University officers and staff

Head (President)

Algeania Freeman

Martin University degree programs and certifications

Martin University divisions and departments

1- Business and Social Sciences

Subjects:

Religion

Psychology

Preschool Education

History

Gerontology

Computer Engineering

Business and Commerce

Business Administration

2- Justice Studies

Subjects:

Sociology

Criminology

3- Liberal Arts

Subjects:

Sociology

Modern Languages

History

Fine Arts

English

4- Mathematics and Sciences

Subjects:

Natural Sciences

Mathematics

Environmental Studies

Martin University overview

Martin University is one of the most known universities in United States of America Indiana more exactly in Indianapolis.
The university is located in PO Box 18567 2171 Avondale Place its zip code or postal code is 46218-3878 ,can be joined on their phone number +1(317) 543-3237 or even by fax on +1(317) 543-3257 for more details and to check their latest news you can visit the univerisity website http://www.martin.edu.
Martin University is classed as Private school and has been founded in 1977.
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