Where is South Campus?

The South Campus of the University at Buffalo, situated in the heart of Buffalo, is the historic campus of the university and hosts several key academic programs, particularly in health sciences and professional studies. Known for its classic architecture and proximity to the city’s cultural and medical districts, South Campus offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity for students and faculty alike.

• Medicine and Biomedical Sciences: Home to the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, offering cutting-edge medical education and research opportunities.
• Dentistry: Programs focused on dental education, clinical practice, and oral health research through the School of Dental Medicine.
• Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences: One of the top pharmacy schools in the nation, providing training in drug development and patient care.
• Architecture and Planning: Programs that emphasize sustainable design, urban planning, and innovative architectural solutions.
• Law: The School of Law offers a rigorous curriculum focused on legal theory, practice, and public service.

South Campus is deeply integrated with the local community, providing students with opportunities for clinical rotations, internships, and partnerships with nearby hospitals and organizations. Its location offers easy access to Buffalo’s vibrant urban environment, enhancing the student experience with cultural and professional opportunities. The campus is equipped with specialized facilities, including simulation labs and research centers, tailored to the needs of health and professional programs. South Campus remains a cornerstone of the University at Buffalo’s mission to advance health, law, and design education while contributing to the well-being of the surrounding community through outreach and service initiatives.