Colleges & Schools of the University of Hartford
Study Under Experts in a Supportive Environment
At the University of Hartford, you’ll find the place where you belong. Studying in a school with other ambitious students who share your passions, you will develop the skills you need to succeed in your chosen field – both at university and in your career.
Through UHart's close-knit community, you'll receive the support you need to ensure you graduate ready to begin your career. Our classes put an emphasis on preparing you for the real world. Through our campus resources, you will explore different career paths, prepare job search materials, and discover new professional development opportunities.
Choose Your School
No matter what your academic ambitious and career goals, you can find the right degree for you at the University of Hartford. The International Pathway Program leads to degrees from all colleges and schools within the University.
Barney School of Business
Gain business experience both inside and outside of the classroom in a whole range of exciting areas. Alongside your choice of undergraduate and graduate programs, you will benefit from the innovative Career Ready program to build on your skills even further.
College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture
With small class sizes and hands-on courses, graduates of the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture (CETA) are well prepared for their choice of careers – as well as being able to access UHart’s extensive partnership network.
The Hartt School
The Hartt School is an innovative performing arts school on the UHart campus. No matter which area of music you're passionate about, you will benefit from professional training under experienced performing artists at the top of their crafts.
Other Schools to Explore
By studying the International Pathway Program with us, you will also have the opportunity to apply to and study at other schools at the University of Hartford, including:
Your Path To Career Success
UHart prides itself on helping their students get ready for the world of work. We spoke to Brooke Penders, the Executive Director of Career and Professional Development, about how you can graduate fully prepared for you career – from figuring out what you want to do to securing your first job.