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- Located on the banks of the Mississippi River, the Quad Cities campus of Western Illinois University is the public four-year regional university serving the Quad Cities region and beyond.
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With an outstanding, diverse faculty and staff committed to multicultural and international education, Western Illinois University-Quad Cities offers undergraduate and graduate programs of study to students from Illinois, across the nation, and around the world.
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Located along the banks of the Mississippi River, Western Illinois University's Quad Cities campus is the public university of the metropolitan area and beyond. WIU Quad Cities features state-of-art classrooms and laboratories, environmentally friendly buildings and breathtaking views.
Explore key facts about WIU's Quad Cities campus. Discover programs, facilities, and opportunities for academic and personal growth.
Western Illinois University Quad Cities (WIU-QC) is located in the Quad Cities metropolitan area, a region of cities in northwest Illinois and southeast Iowa, and is located along the Mississippi River in Moline, Illinois.
Western faculty and students were eager to meet this need, and the institution soon became known for its well-rounded, deeply committed graduates, a tradition that continues. Learn about the WIU's history and the Quad Cities campus by viewing highlights beginning in 1899.
In its 27th year as the Quad Cities regional public television broadcaster, WQPT announced its new affiliation with Western Illinois University-Quad Cities, and returned to its mission of creating local and public affairs programming.
WIU-Quad Cities offers more than 30 programs of study, 20 student organizations, and serves as the home to WQPT-Quad Cities Public Television. Over 95% of Western classes are taught by full-time faculty and students receive personal attention with a student-to-faculty ratio of 12:1.
