HQ Function

The central hub for academic activities, research facilities, student residences, administrative offices, and cultural life for Vanderbilt University.

Notable Features:

Kirkland Hall (administration), Jean and Alexander Heard Libraries, Peabody College campus (National Historic Landmark), Vanderbilt University Medical Center, The Ingram Commons (first-year student village), Sarratt Student Center, Eskind Biomedical Library, a designated national arboretum.

Work Culture:

Characterized by intellectual curiosity, collaboration among diverse disciplines, a strong sense of community, and a commitment to excellence in teaching, research, and service. Emphasis on interdisciplinary work and student engagement.

HQ Significance:

A leading global research university, a major economic driver for Nashville and Tennessee, a hub for innovation in medicine, education, and engineering, and a significant contributor to the cultural fabric of the city.

Values Reflected in HQ: Academic freedom, pursuit of knowledge, inclusivity and belonging, innovation, community service, and the holistic development of students.

Location:

Vanderbilt University maintains a significant global presence through extensive international research collaborations, robust study abroad programs across numerous countries, and partnerships with leading international universities. The university attracts a diverse community of international students and scholars, contributing to a globalized learning environment. Key areas of global engagement include public health initiatives, international law, global arts and humanities research, and engineering projects with international impact.

Street Address:

2101 West End Ave, Nashville, TN 37235 (Kirkland Hall - Administration)

City:

Nashville

State/Province:

Tennessee

Country:

USA