Immaculata University, a Catholic, comprehensive, coeducational institution, is proud of its academic heritage of serving students for more than nine decades. Since 1920, under the guidance of forward-looking leaders, the University grew to a major academic institution of today, serving over 4,000 men and women.

Immaculata provides academic offerings ranging from associate to doctoral degrees and certificate and pre-professional programs that meet students' needs. While most of the academic courses are delivered in traditional length semesters, Immaculata also offers accelerated degree completion programs. The University offers courses online, web-enhanced courses and courses in a traditional classroom setting. Courses are held on the University's primary campus, on the Main Line between Malvern and Exton in Pennsylvania, 20 miles west of Philadelphia. Additional courses are offered at off-campus sites located in corporate, hospital, and educational venues around the tri-state area.

The University is structured into three separate and distinctive colleges. The College of Undergraduate Studies is for men and women who seek a full-time comprehensive educational experience; the College of LifeLong Learning addresses the needs of undergraduate adult learners; and the College of Graduate Studies offers master's and doctoral programs, as well as an array of post-baccalaureate certification and enrichment courses. Learn more about each of our colleges and find the program that will enhance your education. For more information, please feel free to call Immaculata University at 610-647-4400.