HQ Function

The main campus serves as the central hub for academic instruction, student residential life, administrative operations, research facilities, libraries, and athletic programs.

Notable Features:

The 350-acre campus features the iconic Harry Jack Gray Center (including the Mortensen Library), state-of-the-art academic buildings for its various colleges (e.g., The Hartt School, Barney School of Business, College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture), modern residence halls, and the Chase Family Arena.

Work Culture:

For faculty and staff, the work culture emphasizes student-centeredness, collaboration across disciplines, academic rigor, research, and community service. It fosters an environment of continuous learning and innovation.

HQ Significance:

The main campus is the heart of the University of Hartford, where the majority of its educational, research, and community activities take place, shaping the experiences of thousands of students.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and facilities reflect UHart's commitment to providing comprehensive education, fostering creativity (e.g., Hartt School, Hartford Art School facilities), promoting innovation (e.g., CETA facilities), and building a strong community.

Location:

While primarily based in Connecticut, USA, the University of Hartford maintains a global presence through various initiatives. These include robust study abroad programs allowing students to learn in numerous countries, active recruitment of international students contributing to a diverse campus population, partnerships with international universities for academic collaboration and exchange, and faculty research that addresses global challenges. The university also fosters an internationalized curriculum to prepare students for global citizenship and careers.

Street Address:

200 Bloomfield Avenue

City:

West Hartford

State/Province:

CT

Country:

USA