University of Connecticut

The University of Connecticut (UConn), founded in 1881, is a top public research university offering over 125 majors across 10 schools and colleges. UConn operates a main campus in Storrs and four regional campuses in Avery Point, Hartford, Waterbury, and Stamford.

Fields of study:

• Agriculture, Forestry & Animal Sciences
• Arts, Design & Architecture
• Business, Management & Law
• Engineering, Maths, IT, Sciences & Technologies
• Humanities & Social Sciences
• Medicine & Health Science

Programs offered:

• Bachelor
• Master
• MBA
• PhD
• Foundation/Pathway
• Non-degree programs
• Short-term programs
• ESL

Renowned for its research and academic programmes, UConn provides students with opportunities for both personal and academic growth. Its central location in the Northeast, near New York City and Boston, adds to the dynamic learning environment.

Beyond academics, UConn offers a vibrant campus life with over 700 clubs, numerous galleries, theaters, and more than 30 Learning Communities. Committed to diversity, the university hosts seven cultural centers and welcomes students from over 80 countries.

The Education Abroad program provides 135 study, internship, and research opportunities in 35 countries. Students can also engage in research through the Office of Undergraduate Research, or gain career support through the Center for Career Development, which connects students with over 800 companies annually.