HQ Function

The Boston campus serves as the primary academic and administrative hub, housing the majority of undergraduate and graduate programs, student residences, libraries, performance venues, and central administrative offices.

Notable Features:

Urban campus integrated into the city, featuring state-of-the-art facilities like the Tufte Performance and Production Center, the Cutler Majestic Theatre (a restored 1903 Beaux Arts theatre), the Semel Theater, extensive film and television production studios, and the Iwasaki Library.

Work Culture:

As an educational institution, the work culture for faculty and staff emphasizes academic excellence, creativity, innovation, student-centric support, and collaboration. It's a dynamic environment driven by the arts and communication.

HQ Significance:

The Boston headquarters is the heart of Emerson College, where its foundational mission in communication and the arts is realized, providing students with immersive learning experiences in a culturally rich urban setting.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus reflects Emerson's values of creativity, innovation, urban engagement, freedom of expression, and excellence in the arts and communication fields.

Location:

Emerson College extends its educational reach beyond its Boston headquarters through its significant Los Angeles campus focused on the entertainment industry, its historic Kasteel Well in the Netherlands for European studies, and various global pathway and exchange programs in cities like Paris, Sydney, and Shanghai. These locations support international study, internships, and research, allowing students to gain global perspectives and experiences in communication and the arts.

Street Address:

120 Boylston Street

City:

Boston

State/Province:

Massachusetts

Country:

USA