Howard University is an education company focusing on research, undergraduate and graduate programs, and culturally rich experiences. Since its founding in 1867, this prestigious institution has grown to be well-known as a Historically Black University (HBCU) that aims to provide excellent education to African-American students. Located in Washington, D.C.'s vibrant U Street/Shaw neighborhood, Howard offers a wide range of bachelor's degrees, graduate programs, and doctorate programs in law, medicine, and pharmaceutical studies. The university's commitment to research and study abroad opportunities helps students build their resumes and broaden their global perspectives.
The university boasts a diverse staff with 59.1% female employees and 52.7% ethnic minorities, although it leans heavily towards the Democratic Party in terms of political affiliation. Howard University has a strong employee retention rate, with staff members staying with the organization for an average of 4.3 years. As a key player in the education industry, Howard University employs 5,781 people and generates an annual revenue of $899.4 million. The organization offers competitive salaries in its industry and location, with employees earning an average of $55,308 per year.