Fairfield, Connecticut We'll challenge and inspire you M
aster your potential With an enrollment of over 9,000 under- graduate and graduate students, Sacred
Heart University is the second-largest independent Catholic university in New England. We offer more than 80 undergraduate, master’s, doctoral, and cer- tificate programs on our main campus in Fairfield, Connecticut, and via satellite campuses in Con- necticut, Luxembourg, and Ireland. SHU consists of nine colleges and schools: Arts & Sciences; Com- munication, Media & the Arts; Social Work; Comput- er Science & Engineering; Health Professions; the Isabelle Farrington College of Education; the Jack Welch College of Business & Technology; the Dr. Susan L. Davis, R.N., & Richard J. Henley College of Nursing; and St. Vincent’s College.
A well-connected employment
network Fairfield County is one of the leading centers of business in the world and home to over 50 Fortune 500 companies. A rich array of internship and em- ployment opportunities exist here in research, fi- nance, technology, banking, manufacturing, health care, education, and other industries.
Flexible program offerings Most of our graduate programs offer flexible sched- uling, including online and hybrid courses, evening and weekend courses, eight-week modules, inten- sive sessions, and summer school. Our main Fair- field campus is located 55 miles north of New York City with a satellite campus in Griswold, Connecti- cut.
Programs with a global vision Our faculty of scholars and practitioners know what it takes to succeed in and contribute to the better- ment of our world. MBA students can study at our innovative Luxembourg campus—the only academ- ically accredited US MBA program taught in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, the dynamic financial center of the European Union. Each year, our Nurs- ing, DPT, and OT faculty lead students on field ex- perience mission trips to places such as Jamaica and Guatemala to assist with medical needs in these rural countries.
Life as an SHU Grad Student
The Office of Graduate Student Affairs supports and encourages life on and off campus for graduate students, and serves as a liaison to make your transition and experience easier, happier and more fulfilling.
Professional development, socialization, advocacy, and assistance, we provide services and support to assure you have the tools to build your confidence, increase your engagement, improve your satisfaction, and enhance your level of success.
We work to coordinate programming among the five graduate colleges, advise the Graduate Student Advisory Committee (GSAC), provide information about student services and community resources, assist in orienting new students each term, and offer general advocacy and support throughout your SHU graduate college career.
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