HQ Function

Serves as the primary center for academic programs, student services, research activities, and university administration.

Notable Features:

Meadow Brook Hall (a U.S. National Historic Landmark), expansive nature preserves, modern research laboratories, Oakland University Art Gallery, Varner Hall (performing arts), Kresge Library, state-of-the-art Engineering Center and Human Health Building.

Work Culture:

The work and academic culture at Oakland University is characterized by a commitment to academic excellence, student-centered learning, collaborative research, and community engagement. It fosters an environment of innovation, inclusivity, and continuous improvement for faculty, staff, and students.

HQ Significance:

The main campus is significant as the heart of the university's educational mission, serving a diverse student body and acting as a major contributor to the region's intellectual, cultural, and economic development. It's a key institution for higher education and research in Southeast Michigan.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus and its operations reflect values of academic rigor, student success, research and discovery, community partnership, diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Location:

Oakland University fosters a global presence through its diverse international student population hailing from nearly 100 countries, extensive study abroad and exchange programs across 40+ countries, international research collaborations, and partnerships with universities worldwide. The curriculum integrates global perspectives, preparing students for an interconnected world, supported by services from the Office of International Education.

Street Address:

318 Meadow Brook Rd (Wilson Hall - Administration)

City:

Rochester

State/Province:

Michigan

Country:

USA