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We’re still accepting 2023 applications.
Secure a spot in one of our sought-after undergraduate or graduate degree programs. Thinking of transferring to UB? Transfer applications are open, too! UB is test-optional for first-year students! Submit your SAT/ACT scores… it’s up to you!
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Take a tour and explore our campus
UB offers daily campus tours during the week and on select Saturdays throughout the year. Sign up to tour our campus, speak with our Admissions Officers, and learn why UB is the best fit for you. Some program-specific tours are also available.
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Don’t forget to submit your FAFSA!
Whether you’re an incoming or current student, undergraduate, or graduate student, you must submit your FAFSA every year! UB’s school code is 001416.
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Health Sciences degree
The demand is growing for Health Sciences professionals. Graduates of UB’s Health Sciences program go on to work in healthcare centers, hospitals, health departments, private companies, medical practices, schools, and more!
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Advance your career with a master’s in Nutrition
UB’s Nutrition Institute focuses on providing students with clinically effective strategies for treating, preventing, and managing disease through an individualized approach to patient care. Check out what our graduates have to say…
Healthcare Programs
- Rewarding and in-demand careers
- Flexible scheduling and online options
- State-of-the-art facilities
Engineering and Technology Programs
- Evening and weekend classes available
- On-campus, online and accelerated programs
- First Master's in Artificial Intelligence in the state of CT
Behavioral Science Programs
- Fully online and accelerated programs available
- Classes offered in Bridgeport and Waterbury
- Prepare for a career as a helping professional
Online and Hybrid Programs
- Maximum flexibility for your busy schedule
- Complete your coursework when and where you need to
- Engage in unique virtual experiences
Business and Management Programs
- Train for success in start-ups, small businesses, and nonprofits
- Master the fundamentals of planning, leadership, and development
Education Programs
- Provide education and support to individuals of all ages
- First tuition-paid internship program in the country
- UB trains more CT teachers than any other school in the state
Focus on What Counts.
Prepare for an in-demand career.
As a career focused university, our 80+ programs prepare you for a successful future.
Get the financial aid you need.
99% of UB students receive grant or scholarship aid.*
*Based on fall 2021 data.
You’ll never feel like a number.
With our 11:1 student to faculty ratio, our uplifting, supportive culture ensures you never feel like a number.*
UB Cares
The health and safety of the University of Bridgeport community remains our first priority. Our ability to move forward during this pandemic will require each of us, without exception — faculty, staff and students — to comply with all COVID-related health and safety rules as articulated by the Emergency Response Team.
Visit our continuously-evolving COVID-19 hub for vital information about testing, contact tracing, campus life and the University’s ongoing efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
News
UB Gymnastics Captains Learn to be Leaders
Leadership is a skill that comes from hard-won experience. University of Bridgeport gymnastics captains Alexis Richardson and Jordan Streete have earned that skill more than most.
No Tuition Increase for the 2023-2024 Academic Year
University of Bridgeport recently announced that there will be no tuition increase for domestic full-time undergraduate students for the 2023-2024 academic year, including room and board.
Inaugural Cohort of Universal Design for Learning Teaching Fellows Graduate
When University of Bridgeport joined the Goodwin University family in spring 2021, a significant priority was bringing Universal Design for Learning (UDL) to the UB campus. In November 2022, University of Bridgeport graduated its first cohort of UDL Teaching Fellows, with the goal of bringing a more student-centered approach to UB classrooms.
UB’s ELI Classroom and the United Nations
I recently had the privilege of escorting 15 English Language Institute (ELI) students on a tour of the United Nations headquarters in New York. The students and I enjoyed the visit and learned a lot about their countries’ delegations and how they work together to promote international peace and harmony.