Immaculata University is a comprehensive Catholic liberal arts institution serving men and women of all ages through the College of Undergraduate Studies, the College of LifeLong Learning, and the College of Graduate Studies. Founded originally as Villa Maria College, the institution was granted a college charter in 1920, making it the first Catholic College for women in the Philadelphia area. In 1929, the name was formally changed to Immaculata College to accommodate government regulations for the naming of the post office.
The faculty consists of approximately 98 full-time faculty augmented by a part time adjunct faculty – sisters, priests, and laypersons. These educators continue a tradition of educational excellence sustained within an environment of concern for and interest in each individual student, a spirit fostered by the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. The genuine personal concern shown each student in an atmosphere of respect, vitality, and warmth is one of the distinctive characteristics of Immaculata. Immaculata has been recognized as outstanding among peer institutions for the active role of faculty in counseling and guidance.
Programs
Accounting, Administration, Biology, Business, Business Administration, Chemistry, Counseling, Criminology, Economics, Educational Administration, Educational Leadership, English, Exercise & Sport Science, Finance, Financial Management, French, History, Human Studies, Information Technology, International Studies, Management, Math, Mathematics, Music, Nutrition, Physical Therapy, Political Science, Pre-Physical Therapy, Psychology, Public Policy, Science, Sociology, Spanish, Sport Management, Technology, Theology
Campus type
Normal
Carnegie
Doctoral/Research Universities
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Admissions office:
Immaculata
Pennsylvania
United States
Phone: 1-877-42 TODAY
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