CUA Campuses

The Catholic University of America’s Main Campus in Washington, DC, serves as the central hub for academic and spiritual life, offering a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs rooted in Catholic intellectual tradition. This campus hosts the university’s 12 schools and colleges, providing students with diverse educational opportunities across various disciplines.

• Arts and Sciences: Programs in humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, including English, history, psychology, and biology, emphasizing critical thinking and ethical reasoning.
• Engineering: Degrees in civil, electrical, mechanical, and biomedical engineering, focusing on innovation and practical application in a values-driven context.
• Business: The Busch School of Business offers programs in accounting, finance, management, and international business, integrating Catholic social teaching into economic principles.
• Law: The Columbus School of Law provides a rigorous legal education with a focus on ethics, justice, and public service, preparing students for impactful careers in law.
• Theology and Religious Studies: As a pontifical university, CUA offers specialized programs in theology, canon law, and ministry, attracting students globally for ecclesiastical studies.
• Nursing and Health Professions: The Conway School of Nursing educates future healthcare leaders with a holistic approach to patient care and wellness.
• Architecture and Planning: Programs focus on sustainable design and urban planning, blending creativity with technical expertise.

Additionally, the campus supports interdisciplinary studies and research initiatives, fostering an environment where faith and reason intersect. Students benefit from proximity to Washington, DC, gaining access to internships, cultural resources, and professional networks. The Main Campus is the heart of CUA’s mission to form leaders who serve with integrity and compassion.