Welcome to UConn Hartford
UConn Hartford interweaves top-tier academic programs with unique educational and service opportunities offered by Connecticut’s capital city. Our campus is integrated with the Hartford Public Library, and the surrounding neighborhood includes the Wadsworth Atheneum, Connecticut Science Center, Connecticut Convention Center, Connecticut's Old State House, and Hartford City Hall. Home to a number of unique undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs, UConn Hartford leverages its metropolitan setting to provide a remarkable learning environment for a diverse student population.
Total Students
3,600+
Diverse & Inclusive
54% of students are ethnic and racial minorities
Metropolitan
Campus Setting
Unique
Experiential Learning Opportunities
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Upcoming Events
There is always something to do, see, and learn on campus.
We invite you to participate in the Critical Teaching Behaviors Book Club: Defining, Documenting, and Discussing Good Teaching!
James M. Thomas, author of The Souls of Jewish Folk: W.E.B. du Bois, Antisemitism, and the Color Line and Associate Professor of Sociology at University Mississippi will be leading a book talk, followed by discussion and light refreshments in person at UConn’s Konover Auditorium or via Zoom. This hybrid event is sponsored by the Gene and Georgia Mittelman Lecture in Judaic Studies fund.
What’s on your mind?
Join with the Campus Dean and fellow members of our UConn Hartford community for ongoing, informal, sustained conversations to discuss every and all topics relevant to our campus.
Book Dances, Justice Dance Performance Project’s (JDPP) newest dance theater performance piece, celebrates books as touchstones of freedom exploring the power of the right to read as well as its vulnerability in today’s world.