6 days ago · At UConn Stamford, you’ll get all the benefits of a prestigious public research university in a small college setting. UConn Stamford was founded in 1951 and moved downtown in 1998, putting our students at the center of a robust business community and thriving city.

UConn Stamford is home to a vibrant undergraduate program with dedicated faculty whose excellence in teaching and research is recognized worldwide. UConn’s rigorous majors prepare you for a lifetime of learning and accomplishment.

UConn Stamford was founded in 1951 and moved downtown in 1998, putting our students at the center of a robust business community and energizing city. Learning opportunities both in and out of the classroom dare you to achieve more than you ever imagined.

UConn Stamford offers innovative programs that prepare students to enter in-demand industries. From our rigorous undergraduate programs to top-ranked graduate and professional programs, we have built a vibrant, urban community for the next generation of Huskies.

The University of Connecticut offers graduate degrees in more than 100 subject areas and enrolls nearly 7,000 students in doctoral, masters, and certificate programs. UConn Stamford proudly offers programs in:

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Interested in a graduate program at UConn Stamford? Learn more and apply . UConn Stamford offers group visits for high schools, community colleges, and community-based organizations that work with students in 9th grade and above.

In the heart of downtown Stamford, UConn Stamford is located at One University Place, at the corner of Washington Boulevard and Broad Street. We welcome you to visit our vibrant campus.

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The Center for Judaic Studies at UConn Stamford offers credit courses within the academic curriculum in the Humanities, as well as non-credit outreach programs for the community at large in all areas of Judaic culture, literature, and history, from antiquity to modern times, Israel, and Middle Eastern literature and politics, and in interfaith ...