About UB

Graduate and Professional Schools

Architecture and Planning The School of Architecture and Planning, the only such school in the SUNY system, is noted both for its historic values and contemporary focus in urban design, virtual architecture, inclusive design and environmental access, urban studies, local governance and regional growth. | Learn More
Arts and Sciences The College of Arts and Sciences is UB's most diverse single school, bringing together the humanities, the arts, and the sciences in one school to provide a truly comprehensive education. | Learn More
Education The Graduate School of Education comprises four main programs: counseling, school, and educational psychology; educational leadership and policy; learning and instruction; and library and information studies. | Learn More
Engineering and Applied Sciences The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences—ranked in the top 15 percent of the nation's engineering schools—is known for its interdisciplinary research. | Learn More
Law UB's Law School focuses not only on the letter of the law, but also on the historical, social, economic, and political contexts of the law in order to give students an edge when they begin to face the rapidly evolving challenges and opportunities that a law career presents. | Learn More
Management The Wall Street Journal ranks the UB School of Management 9th in the nation among schools with strong regional recruiting bases. | Learn More
Social Work The School of Social Work is committed to preparing graduates for successful social work practice, contributing research and scholarship to further the profession, and providing leadership for community services. | Learn More

Health Sciences

The Academic Health Center (AHC), a consortium of UB's five health sciences schools-- dental medicine, medicine and biomedical sciences, nursing, pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, and public health and health professions--are helping to fill health care needs by graduating a total of nearly 1,200 professionals each year, with researchers and clinicians seeking the life-saving breakthroughs that are changing the medical landscape. Plans to expand the AHC are in progress, with more than 7,000 students, faculty, and staff to work and study on a new downtown campus for medicine and health sciences, and a tertiary health care facility to be built on the South Campus.