Seattle University
Great teaching and experiential learning. An inclusive campus that fosters community and belonging. Located in a global hub for tech and innovation. Empowering leaders through a values-based education. Seattle University doesn’t just prepare you for a constantly changing world—we help you shape it for the better. Founded in 1891, Seattle University is a Jesuit, Catholic university located on 50 acres in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. Nearly 7,200 students are enrolled in undergraduate and graduate programs within six schools and colleges. The Redhawk alumni community is 90,000+ strong. Nearly 64% of our alumni remain in Washington—including 61% in the Puget Sound region—contributing to the state economy and talent pool after graduation. Top employers of Seattle University alumni include Amazon, Boeing, Costco, Microsoft and Seattle Children’s.
Overview
A Jesuit education is one that engages the whole human being. Following in this tradition, Seattle University offers academics and student life activities that are intellectually, spiritually, ethically and creatively challenging. Located in Seattle, Washington, Seattle U grants bachelor’s degrees through its individual schools, which include a school of Arts and Sciences, a school of Business, a School of Science and Engineering and a school of Education. Master’s degrees are also awarded through the school of Theology and Ministry. In class, students examine ethical principles while challenging their intellect and cultivating compassion and creativity. This multi-faceted Jesuit approach takes place outside of class as well through student life activities. The campus newspaper and radio station, poetry readings, lectures, film screenings, community service groups and more than 120 cultural, artistic, religious and recreational clubs are some examples of the varied extracurricular opti…
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Funding History
Grant
Undisclosed
Mar 2022
Grant
$1.5M
Oct 2022
National Science Foundation