We are a nationally ranked private university with an inclusive and diverse community of over 10,000 undergraduate and graduate students who learn and thrive in our College of Arts and Sciences and 8 professional schools. Our alumni network of 50,000 spans the globe with members of the Bobcat family living and working in over 60 countries. Through academic innovation, a focus on the professions and extensive experiential learning opportunities, we prepare graduates for the evolving careers of the 21st century while creating global citizens who are making their impact on the world.
We will celebrate the University of Your Future with a week-long, community-wide inauguration celebration beginning on Monday, April 29, culminating in the inauguration exercises of Dr. Judy D. Olian as Quinnipiac’s 9th president.
David Rabinowitz '09 won an Oscar on February 24 for best adapted screenplay for his work on the critically acclaimed film, "BlacKkKlansman."
Read about his journey to Hollywood in this recent Quinnipiac Magazine article.
David Rabinowitz, back center, Charlie Wachtel, Kevin Willmott and Spike Lee accept the award for Best Original Screenplay for their work on "BlacKkKlansman" during the 91st Annual Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California on February 24. (Photo by Valerie Macon/AFP/Getty Images.)
Our approach is unique in higher education. Through a combination of academic theory, experiential learning and a dynamic student experience, we deliver an education that advances on the traditional university learning model to better meet what the market demands.
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Our broad liberal arts core complements deep expertise across more than 100 degree programs to provide an education that equips you for an extraordinary career. Whether you are in high school and ready to pursue your undergraduate degree, currently in the workforce and looking to advance your career through one of our graduate programs or have ambitions of becoming a lawyer or doctor, we have the schools, programs and faculty that will help unlock your potential.
A university should be more than an institution. At Quinnipiac, our students, alumni, faculty and staff are constantly giving back, innovating, discovering and transforming their passions into impact on the world. From supporting important philanthropic initiatives, to joining one of our 154 student-run clubs and organizations, to cheering on our 21 NCAA Division I athletics teams, it’s never been a better time to be a part of #BobcatNation. Explore the exciting things happening at Quinnipiac right now.
Our students hosted the most successful QTHON yet — raising more than $332,000 this year for the Connecticut Children's Medical Center, and bringing the grand total raised to more than $1 million over the past 8 years. The 10-hour dance marathon supports pediatric patients who are fighting life-threatening illnesses.
Your experience as a Bobcat doesn’t end at Commencement. The Quinnipiac community is made more dynamic by the continued commitment and deep involvement of so many. Whether you are an alumnus looking to reconnect with classmates or you are inspired to generously support important learning or community initiatives, at Quinnipiac there are endless opportunities to get involved, stay connected and make an impact.
Across our three campuses, you’ll be surrounded by our state-of-the-art facilities and caring faculty, where you will experience living in the beauty and charm of southern New England. And because we are located in the middle of the power corridor between Boston and New York City, we are in close proximity to extraordinary opportunities for our students and graduates alike. Internships, externships, clinics, fieldwork, volunteer work — there are literally no limits to the places where you can learn and leave your mark.
From campus to local communities to countries around the globe, our programs will immerse you in experiences that will give you a broader perspective of the interconnected world we share. You could teach in the highest-need elementary schools in New England, provide health screenings in Haiti, experience art and culture in Paris, or assist on an archaeological dig in an ancient burial ground in southeastern Hungary. These opportunities will become a cornerstone of your Quinnipiac experience and help shape you into an enlightened global citizen.
