CSUSB Campuses

The Palm Desert Campus of California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB), operated in conjunction with University Enterprises Corporation, provides specialized undergraduate and graduate education tailored to the Coachella Valley region. This satellite campus focuses on accessible, career-oriented programs in high-demand fields, serving a growing population with flexible learning options.

• School of Education: Programs in Teaching Credentials, Master's in Educational Administration, and Special Education. Courses cover classroom management, instructional strategies, leadership in schools, and support for students with disabilities, emphasizing culturally responsive teaching.
• Nursing Program: Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and Registered Nurse to BSN pathways. Curriculum includes anatomy, pharmacology, community health nursing, and clinical practicums, preparing nurses for acute care, public health, and leadership roles in healthcare settings.
• Public Administration: MPA with concentrations in Nonprofit Management and Healthcare Administration. Classes explore policy development, budgeting, grant writing, organizational ethics, and healthcare systems, ideal for public sector and service-oriented careers.
• Social Work: MSW program focusing on community practice and clinical social work. Offerings include human behavior theories, social justice advocacy, counseling techniques, and fieldwork in local agencies addressing poverty, mental health, and family services.
• Business Administration: MBA and undergraduate business courses with emphases on entrepreneurship and small business management. Topics range from strategic planning, marketing analytics, financial management, and innovation in the desert region's tourism and real estate sectors.
• Liberal Studies: For future teachers, integrating multidisciplinary studies in humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. Courses build foundational knowledge in child development, literature, history, and science education methods.
• Extended Education: Non-degree certificates in areas like Project Management, Human Resources, and Sustainable Practices. Short-term courses provide professional upskilling in leadership, compliance, and environmental stewardship.
• Interdisciplinary Studies: Unique programs like the Innovation and Entrepreneurship minor, combining business, technology, and creative arts to foster startups in the Inland Empire.

Unique to this campus, programs leverage partnerships with local industries, such as healthcare facilities and educational districts, offering immersive experiences like simulations and community projects. With smaller class sizes and a focus on adult learners, the curriculum promotes work-life balance through evening and online-hybrid formats. University Enterprises Corporation supports these initiatives with resources for research, funding, and career services, enhancing student outcomes. The campus's desert location inspires courses on sustainability and regional issues, such as water management and tourism economics. Overall, the educational offerings cultivate practical expertise, ethical decision-making, and community involvement, empowering students to address local challenges while pursuing global opportunities. This targeted approach ensures a transformative learning journey, with approximately 2,000 students benefiting from personalized mentorship and real-world applications that drive professional growth and regional development.

The San Bernardino Campus of California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB), supported by University Enterprises Corporation, offers a comprehensive array of undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines. This main campus serves as the hub for a diverse student body, emphasizing practical, hands-on learning in a supportive environment.

• College of Arts and Letters: Programs in English, Spanish, Communication Studies, Theatre Arts, Music, Art, and Philosophy. Courses explore literature, languages, media production, performance arts, visual design, and ethical reasoning, fostering creative expression and critical analysis.
• College of Business and Public Administration: Degrees in Accounting, Finance, Management, Marketing, Information Systems, and Public Administration. Curriculum covers financial reporting, investment strategies, organizational behavior, consumer behavior, database management, and policy analysis, preparing students for corporate and governmental roles.
• College of Education: Teacher preparation in Elementary, Secondary, Special Education, and Educational Leadership. Classes include pedagogy methods, curriculum development, inclusive teaching practices, and administrative theories, equipping future educators for diverse classrooms.
• College of Natural Sciences: Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science. Offerings range from molecular biology labs, organic synthesis, earth science fieldwork, quantum mechanics, calculus sequences, to algorithm design and software engineering.
• College of Social and Behavioral Sciences: Anthropology, Criminology, Economics, Geography, History, Political Science, Psychology, and Social Work. Studies encompass cultural anthropology, criminal justice systems, microeconomics, GIS mapping, historical events, international relations, behavioral psychology, and community welfare.
• College of Engineering and Natural Sciences: Mechanical, Electrical, Civil Engineering, and Environmental Science. Courses involve thermodynamics, circuit design, structural analysis, and sustainability practices.
• Jack H. Brown College of Business and Public Administration: Advanced MBA and MPA programs with focuses on entrepreneurship, healthcare administration, and nonprofit management.
• Health and Human Services: Nursing, Kinesiology, Social Work, and Nutrition. Training in patient care, exercise physiology, counseling techniques, and dietary planning.

With over 70 undergraduate majors and 22 graduate programs, the campus integrates interdisciplinary approaches, research opportunities, and community engagement. Students benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, including labs, studios, and simulation centers. The curriculum emphasizes equity, innovation, and global perspectives, ensuring graduates are ready for dynamic careers. University Enterprises Corporation enhances these offerings through auxiliary services like internships and professional development workshops, supporting a holistic educational experience that promotes lifelong learning and societal impact. This vibrant campus environment encourages collaboration and real-world application, with courses designed to build technical skills, ethical awareness, and leadership abilities essential for success in today's interconnected world.