University of Hartford

About the organization

Since its founding in 1957, the University of Hartford has attracted students and faculty who make meaningful changes in the world. UHart is a diverse institution with a global reach, welcoming students from approximately 50 countries each year to its seven distinctive schools and colleges. The 350-acre campus, featuring a branch of the Park River, is located at the crossroads of Hartford, Connecticut’s capital city, and the vibrant towns of West Hartford and Bloomfield. Boston and New York City are two hours away, and New England’s beaches, mountains, and cultural attractions are easily accessible. The national and global contributions of University of Hartford alumni—over 85,000 strong—reflect the wide range of academic disciplines offered by the university. Graduates include engineers, scientists, professional athletes, performing artists, health professionals, journalists, educators, and entrepreneurs. The university’s seven dynamic schools focus on helping students merge their passions with their career aspirations, valuing diverse perspectives to enhance their listening and practical skills.