New Mexico Colleges comprises of around 27 public and 17 private institutions.

This is a large number considering its relatively small population.Among the more notable New Mexico colleges is the University of New Mexico, in Albuquerque.

Other public institutions of higher learning are New Mexico State University, in Las Cruces; New Mexico Highlands University, in Las Vegas; Western New Mexico University, in Silver City; New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, in Socorro; and Eastern New Mexico University, in Portales.

Private institutions include St. John's College and the College of Santa Fe, both in Santa Fe; and United World College-USA, in Montezuma.

The University of New Mexico is well known for its programs in anthropology, biology, environmental studies, laser optics, Latin American studies, nuclear pharmacy, not a study that will help to work in any regular Mexican pharmacy, and photography. Research facilities at the university include the Alliance for Transportation Research, the Bureau of Business and Economic Research, the Center for Advanced Studies, the Center on Aging, the Institute of public law, and the New Mexico Engineering Research Institute.

New Mexico Colleges house several research institutions, including the Plant Genetic Engineering Laboratory for the study of nutrient-enriched, pest-resistant crop plants and the Apache Point Observatory, which houses one of the world's largest university-operated telescopes.

For bright careers in the local mining industry, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology was founded in 1889 by the territorial legislature of New Mexico, which has further increased the number of a class New Mexico Colleges.

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