Colleges
Foster College of Business Administration
The Foster College of Business Administration is the college of choice for approximately 900 undergraduate students and 225 Master's students.
With 95 percent of the faculty holding a Ph.D. or the highest degree in their field, the Foster College offers students exceptional teaching, small class sizes, personal attention, and an abundance of opportunities to gain practical experience. Unlike many universities, graduate students are not used for teaching and students begin taking business courses in their freshman year.
Slane College of Communications and Fine Arts
The Slane College of Communications and Fine Arts offers outstanding regional, national, and international programs in art, communication, interactive media, music, and theatre arts. The programs are unified by their focus on imagination, creativity, and communication.
The Slane College is located predominantly in the Caterpillar Global Communications Center, which was dedicated in 1996.
College of Education and Health Sciences
Bradley University's College of Education and Health Sciences develops leaders in the human service professions, including education, counseling, nursing, family and consumer sciences, health sciences, physical therapy and administration.
Fully accredited, the College of Education and Health Sciences boasts one of the highest job and graduate school placement rates on campus at nearly 100 percent for the past few years.
Caterpillar College of Engineering and Technology
Located primarily in Jobst Hall, the Caterpillar College of Engineering and Technology has received nationwide recognition and accolades for providing sound technical background and practical cross-disciplinary experience. The college contains approximately 800 of Bradley’s 5,000 undergraduate students.
Graduate School
The Graduate School at Bradley University allows students to continue their education by pursuing one of 36 respected post-bachelor’s degrees, which include programs from each of the University’s five colleges.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences provides students with the central disciplines of a university education: the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and mathematical and computational sciences.
Programs in the College lead to degrees with specialization in over 20 areas of study. Students may pursue the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science. The College also provides pre-professional programs interested in the health professions or law.
