HQ Function

As a private Jesuit, Catholic university, the main campus houses administrative offices, undergraduate and most graduate schools, research facilities, libraries, student residences, and athletic venues.

Notable Features:

Historic Mission Santa Clara de Asís, beautiful Spanish mission-style architecture, the St. Ignatius Loyola statue, Rose Garden, de Saisset Museum, Edward M. Dowd Art and Art History Building, Charney Hall of Law, and the Sobrato Campus for Discovery and Innovation.

Work Culture:

A collaborative, student-focused environment valuing academic excellence, ethical behavior, social justice, and community engagement. The Jesuit tradition emphasizes 'cura personalis' (care for the whole person), fostering a supportive and intellectually stimulating atmosphere for faculty, staff, and students.

HQ Significance:

California's oldest continuously operating institution of higher learning, a major contributor to Silicon Valley's talent pool and intellectual capital. Known for its strong alumni network and commitment to developing ethical leaders.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and operations reflect SCU's commitment to Jesuit values: academic rigor, educating the whole person (mind, body, spirit), ethical leadership, service to humanity, sustainability, and innovation.

Location:

Santa Clara University fosters global engagement through extensive study abroad programs in over 60 countries, international student and scholar services, global fellowships, and research collaborations with international institutions. The curriculum emphasizes global perspectives, and its diverse student body and worldwide alumni network enhance its international reach, particularly in technology, business, and social entrepreneurship sectors.

Street Address:

500 El Camino Real

City:

Santa Clara

State/Province:

CA

Country:

USA