
Also known as: Shepherd
Shepherd University’s Main Campus in Shepherdstown, West Virginia, offers a comprehensive range of academic programs designed to prepare students for diverse careers. As the primary location, this campus hosts the majority of the university’s undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines. Students can engage in a vibrant learning environment with access to modern facilities and resources.
Additionally, the campus supports interdisciplinary studies, allowing students to tailor their education to specific interests. With a commitment to small class sizes and personalized attention, Shepherd University fosters a close-knit community where students can thrive academically and socially. Graduate programs, including the Master of Arts in Teaching and Master of Business Administration, are also available, catering to professionals seeking advanced credentials. The Main Campus serves as the hub for student life, with numerous extracurricular activities, clubs, and events enhancing the overall university experience.
The Martinsburg Center of Shepherd University, located in Martinsburg, West Virginia, serves as a regional campus designed to provide accessible higher education to students in the Eastern Panhandle. This campus primarily focuses on continuing education, professional development, and select degree programs tailored to meet the needs of working adults and non-traditional students. The center offers a supportive environment with flexible scheduling options, including evening and online courses.
The Martinsburg Center is committed to community engagement, partnering with local organizations to address regional educational and workforce needs. With smaller class sizes and a focus on personalized advising, the center ensures that students receive the support necessary to balance education with professional and personal responsibilities. This campus plays a vital role in extending Shepherd University’s mission of accessible, high-quality education to a broader audience in the region.