StefanU Campuses

At the Stefan University Main Campus in Springfield, students have access to a wide array of academic programs designed to foster innovation and critical thinking. This campus serves as the central hub for the university’s flagship programs and research initiatives.

The curriculum is diverse, catering to a broad spectrum of interests and career goals. Students can choose from undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs across multiple disciplines. The campus is particularly renowned for its strong emphasis on interdisciplinary studies, encouraging students to explore connections between fields.

• Medicine: Comprehensive programs in medical sciences, including pre-med, nursing, and public health, with state-of-the-art simulation labs.
• Engineering: Cutting-edge courses in mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering, with hands-on project opportunities.
• Business Administration: MBA and undergraduate business programs focusing on entrepreneurship, finance, and marketing.
• Liberal Arts: A wide range of humanities and social sciences courses, including history, sociology, and literature.
• Computer Science: Advanced training in software development, cybersecurity, and data science, preparing students for tech-driven careers.

The campus also offers numerous certificate programs and continuing education options for professionals seeking to upskill. With a commitment to experiential learning, students engage in internships, co-ops, and research projects that provide real-world experience. Faculty members are leaders in their fields, bringing a wealth of knowledge and industry connections to the classroom. Additionally, the campus hosts regular workshops, seminars, and guest lectures to enrich the academic experience and keep students updated on the latest trends and innovations in their chosen fields.

The Stefan University North Campus, located in the vibrant city of Chicago, offers a dynamic learning environment with a focus on urban studies and technology-driven programs. This campus caters to students who thrive in fast-paced, metropolitan settings.

Academic offerings are tailored to meet the demands of modern industries, with a strong emphasis on practical skills and innovation. The campus is equipped with cutting-edge facilities to support specialized learning and research.

• Urban Planning: Programs focused on sustainable city development, policy, and design, with real-world urban projects.
• Information Technology: Courses in network systems, cloud computing, and IT management, preparing students for tech careers.
• Graphic Design: Creative programs in visual communication, digital media, and branding, with access to advanced design labs.
• Environmental Science: Studies in ecology, conservation, and climate change, with fieldwork opportunities in urban settings.
• Social Work: Training in community outreach, counseling, and advocacy, addressing urban social challenges.

Students at North Campus benefit from proximity to Chicago’s diverse industries, providing ample opportunities for internships and networking. The campus fosters a collaborative atmosphere, with group projects and community engagement initiatives that encourage students to apply their learning to real-world issues. Faculty members bring expertise from their professional experiences in urban and tech sectors, offering mentorship and guidance. The campus also organizes career fairs, industry panels, and workshops to connect students with potential employers and help them navigate their career paths in competitive fields.

Stefan University South Campus in Carbondale provides a serene, focused learning environment ideal for students seeking a more traditional campus experience. This campus emphasizes programs in education, agriculture, and natural sciences.

The academic offerings are designed to support both theoretical learning and hands-on application, with facilities that include research farms and science labs. The campus is committed to sustainability and environmental stewardship, reflected in its curriculum.

• Education: Teacher training programs for K-12 and higher education, with practicum placements in local schools.
• Agriculture: Courses in agronomy, animal science, and sustainable farming, with access to on-campus agricultural facilities.
• Biology: Studies in ecology, microbiology, and botany, supported by nearby natural reserves for fieldwork.
• Chemistry: Programs focusing on applied and theoretical chemistry, with well-equipped laboratories for experiments.
• Geology: Exploration of earth sciences, including mineralogy and environmental geology, with field trips to study local formations.

The South Campus offers a tight-knit community atmosphere, fostering close relationships between students and faculty. Students engage in community service projects and regional research initiatives that address local environmental and educational needs. Faculty are dedicated to mentoring students, providing personalized academic and career advice. The campus also hosts seasonal events, such as agricultural fairs and science expos, to showcase student work and connect with the broader community. This campus is ideal for students passionate about making a tangible impact in rural and natural settings.