LLU Campuses

Loma Linda University East Campus serves as an extension of the university’s main facilities, primarily supporting clinical and practical training for students in health sciences. Located just a short distance from the main campus, it provides additional space for specialized programs and hands-on learning experiences. This campus is integral to the university’s mission of training compassionate and skilled healthcare professionals, offering access to real-world environments through affiliations with nearby medical facilities.

• Clinical Training for Medicine (rotations and residencies)
• Nursing Practicums (hands-on patient care training)
• Allied Health Professions (clinical placements for Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy)
• Dentistry (practical training and patient care)
• Pharmacy (experiential learning and internships)

The East Campus focuses on bridging theoretical knowledge with practical application, ensuring students gain the necessary skills to excel in their respective fields. Many of the programs offered here are extensions of those based at the main campus, with an emphasis on clinical rotations, internships, and residencies. Students work directly with patients under the supervision of experienced faculty and practitioners, preparing them for the challenges of healthcare delivery. The campus’s proximity to the Loma Linda University Medical Center and other affiliated hospitals allows for seamless integration of classroom learning with bedside training. Additionally, the East Campus supports continuing education and professional development for alumni and practicing professionals, offering workshops and certification courses. This campus plays a critical role in the university’s commitment to producing graduates who are not only knowledgeable but also equipped to provide high-quality, compassionate care in diverse healthcare settings worldwide.

Loma Linda University Main Campus is a premier health sciences institution offering a wide range of programs focused on healthcare, medicine, and research. As the central hub of the university, this campus hosts the majority of its academic schools and programs, emphasizing a holistic approach to education with a strong foundation in faith-based values. Students here are trained to become leaders in health professions, with access to state-of-the-art facilities and clinical training opportunities.

• Medicine (MD through the School of Medicine)
• Nursing (BSN, MSN, DNP through the School of Nursing)
• Dentistry (DDS through the School of Dentistry)
• Pharmacy (PharmD through the School of Pharmacy)
• Allied Health Professions (Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and more)
• Public Health (MPH, DrPH through the School of Public Health)
• Behavioral Health (Psychology, Social Work through the School of Behavioral Health)
• Religion (MA, MDiv through the School of Religion)

The campus is closely integrated with the Loma Linda University Medical Center, providing hands-on clinical experience for students in medical and health-related fields. Beyond health sciences, the university offers programs in religion and behavioral sciences, fostering an environment of interdisciplinary learning. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for professional licensure and certifications, ensuring they are equipped to address global health challenges. With a commitment to service, many programs include community outreach and international mission opportunities, aligning with the university’s mission of 'Making Man Whole.' This campus serves as the heart of academic and research activities, attracting students from across the globe who seek to make a difference in healthcare and beyond.