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Urban
and Community Studies at the Tricampus
The University of Connecticut offers a B.A. in Urban and Community Studies at its Main Campus in Storrs and its Tri-Campus of West Hartford, Torrington, and Waterbury.
What is an Urban and Community Studies Degree?
The Urban Studies major at the University of Connecticut is an interdisciplinary degree program in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, with a focus on educating citizens on the dimensions of urban and community life and preparing students for careers in public and community service. In only a short time, this exciting program at the Tri-Campus has attracted a great deal of interest among students.
Can I get a four year degree at the University of Connecticut Tri-Campus?
Yes. Students at the Tri-Campus can earn a B.A. degree in Urban and Community Studies from the University of Connecticut. Students may choose to complete their degree by taking all of their courses at one campus (either Waterbury or Greater Hartford). Alternatively, they may choose to travel between all Tri-Campus locations (Waterbury, Greater Hartford and Torrington) for the greatest variety of course offerings.
Why Choose to major in Urban and Community Studies?
Urban and Community Studies enables students to better understand the challenges and opportunities of urban life from the local to the global level, and to participate in strengthening the institutional and social fabric of communities. This is an interdisciplinary major for students who want meaningful career opportunities in public life, human services, urban and social change, and many other rewarding fields.