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Located in the heart of Central New York, Utica University is a comprehensive, independent, private institution founded in 1946 as Utica College. Utica University offers many of the advantages of a large university, such as undergraduate and graduate degree options, excellent academic programs, and outstanding faculty, but with an intimacy and a high degree of personal attention more closely associated with smaller private colleges.

Utica University's mission rests upon a foundation of values that guide the University community's decisions and actions. Utica University empowers learners to achieve their career and life goals through personally enriching experiences and outstanding educational pathways. Utica University focuses their innovative energy on inspiring learners to create a future beyond one's imagining.

Why Utica University

• Campus Life: Utica University's 128-acre campus is located in a largely residential section of west Utica. Visitors to Utica University will notice a number of distinctive features, including expansive lawns and green spaces, walkways lined flower beds and ornamental plantings, a large number of mature trees, examples of outdoor sculpture, and significant new construction and recently completed facilities.
• Facilities: Utica Universities' facilities include over 25 different buildings/areas. Some of the facilities included are science centers, resident halls, student centers, athletic centers, and more. To highlight one of the facilities, there is F. Eugene Romano Hall. Completed in 2007 and named in honor of one of the University's most generous benefactors, F. Eugene Romano Hall provides approximately 23,000 square feet of classroom, laboratory, and clinical space as well as modern technology for students studying physical therapy, occupational therapy, and nursing.
• Culture: Utica University is proud of its commitment to diversity and inclusion, providing a unique opportunity for students to learn and grow in an environment welcoming to a variety of cultures, backgrounds, and experiences. Through a diverse college community, students can feel free to express themselves and their thoughts while gaining valuable exposure to different perspectives and ideas in positive ways.
• Location: The Utica area is a place rich in history and cultural heritage, with many of the benefits of a larger community, plus easy access to recreational areas and other attractions. Students can go shopping, catch a movie, get an amazing meal, see a Broadway production, visit a first-class art museum, and even do some downhill skiing, all within a few minutes’ ride of campus. Just north of Utica is the Adirondack Mountains, a prime destination for skiing, boating, hiking, and more. Head south and there’s Cooperstown, the birthplace of baseball.