Introduction
The University of Bridgeport, located in the State of
Connecticut, U.S.A., is a private, non-sectarian, comprehensive
university, offering a wide variety of undergraduate,
graduate and professional degree programs through its
several colleges and schools.
Mission and Objective
The University’s mission is to teach and search
for new knowledge and new solutions to the problems
of its social and natural environments. To this end,
it offers high-quality accredited scientific, technical,
business, legal, professional, and liberal arts programs;
as well as lifelong learning opportunities. Its objective
is to educate men and women of personal integrity and
social conscience, who have the knowledge necessary
to make a place for themselves in and a difference to
this society.
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| The Arch gate to the
Seaside Park. |
Bodine Hall - UB's main
dormitory housing more than 500 students. |
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| UB Campus. |
Beautiful Spring view
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Services
and Activities
The University of Bridgeport offers its students a wide
range of social activities to choose from each week.
Events and activities such as classical music concerts,
rock and roll concerts, dances, movies, workshops, seminars
and casual gatherings are offered to all students, often
at no cost or for a nominal fee. The University also
provides basic health care through its own Health Center.
Career Resource Center and Counseling Center assist
students towards their academic objectives by encouraging
self direction and by promoting personal development
and wellness.
Why Study in Bridgeport
The University of Bridgeport, as a private university,
has the flexibility to offer distinctive degree and
continuing education programs for an adult population
in a rapidly changing social environment and global
economy. As a comprehensive university, it brings together
undergraduates and graduates, domestic and international
students of different backgrounds and interests. The
University creates the atmosphere and opportunities
for close relationships among faculties, students and
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