Where is Quad Cities Campus?

The University of Iowa's Quad Cities Campus, located in the Quad Cities region, provides educational opportunities tailored to the needs of students in eastern Iowa and western Illinois. This regional campus focuses on delivering accessible higher education and professional development programs to a diverse student population, including working adults and non-traditional learners.

• Master of Social Work (MSW): Offers a graduate program through the School of Social Work, emphasizing clinical practice and community outreach.
• Nursing Programs: Provides RN-to-BSN and other nursing education tracks through the College of Nursing, designed for healthcare professionals.
• Education Programs: Includes graduate degrees and certifications for teachers and educational leaders via the College of Education.
• Business Administration: Offers select business courses and professional development opportunities through the Tippie College of Business.
• Public Health Programs: Features graduate-level courses and certifications through the College of Public Health, focusing on regional health issues.

The Quad Cities Campus is committed to flexibility, offering evening classes, hybrid formats, and online learning options to accommodate busy schedules. It partners with local community colleges and organizations to facilitate seamless transitions for transfer students and to provide practical, community-based learning experiences. The campus serves as a vital resource for the region, supporting workforce development and addressing local educational needs. With a focus on fostering personal and professional growth, the Quad Cities Campus ensures that students have access to high-quality education without needing to relocate to the main campus in Iowa City.