The University of Hartford is a private, comprehensive and independent university.
In 1957, the Hartford College of Art, Stratton College and The Hart School of Music were merged.
The University encourages its students to reach their full potential and offers any opportunity that is beneficial to their own development. It can award a variety of scholarship programs to motivate and help some students who are economically disadvantaged to complete their studies.
The university of Hartford has the following schools: The Barney School of Business, The School of Arts and Sciences, the School of Education, the School of Nursing and Health, the School of Engineering, the School of Architecture and the Arts, etc. They offer a variety of courses to meet the needs of students with different requirements.
Since 1947, the School has set up An English learning center for some non-native English speakers, with a history of half a century and rich teaching experience.
The University of Hartford offers a wide range of bachelor’s and master’s degrees in business administration, accounting, art, music, education, engineering, nursing, psychology, etc.