HQ Function

Main academic and administrative hub of the university, housing classrooms, libraries, administrative offices, student services, and faculty offices for its College of Arts & Sciences, Sawyer Business School, and Law School.

Notable Features:

Urban campus integrated into the city; modern academic buildings like Sargent Hall (Law School), the 20 Somerset academic building, the Rosalie K. Stahl Center, and the restored Modern Theatre; proximity to Massachusetts State House and Boston Common.

Work Culture:

Dynamic, collaborative, and student-focused, reflecting its urban setting. Emphasis on practical experience, innovation in teaching, and community engagement. For students, it's an immersive city-based learning experience with strong faculty mentorship.

HQ Significance:

Strategically located in downtown Boston, providing students with direct access to internships, co-ops, and networking opportunities in business, law, government, and the arts. Its history is intertwined with providing access to education and the city's development.

Values Reflected in HQ: Access to opportunity, experiential learning, community engagement, and innovation are reflected in its urban campus design, integration with the city's resources, and commitment to practical education.

Location:

Suffolk University fosters a global learning environment primarily through its Madrid campus, which offers full degree pathways and study abroad options. It also supports extensive study abroad programs with partner institutions worldwide, attracts a diverse international student body to its Boston campus, and facilitates global research and academic collaborations. Functions supported globally include international admissions, study abroad advising, delivery of academic programs overseas, and international alumni engagement.

Street Address:

8 Ashburton Place

City:

Boston

State/Province:

MA

Country:

USA