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Schools & Colleges

Santa Clara's six schools and colleges demonstrate commitment to undergraduate and graduate learning that encompasses the values of competence, conscience, and compassion. Our seventh, the Mark & Mary Stevens School of Medicine, a collaboration between Sutter Health and Santa Clara University, is currently moving through regulatory and accreditation processes.

The College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Engineering, and the Leavey School of Business offer undergraduate degrees. All SCU schools have graduate programs.

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College of Arts and Sciences

CAS offers a wide range of undergraduate degrees in the humanities, arts, and physical and social sciences and a graduate program in pastoral ministries.

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Leavey School of Business

The School of Business offers both graduate and undergraduate degrees, including specialized master’s programs and highly ranked MBA programs.

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School of Engineering

Our renowned School of Engineering offers undergraduate and graduate degrees to budding engineers and entrepreneurs.

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School of Education and Counseling Psychology

ECP provides a very diverse set of graduate program offerings for educators, administrators, and caregivers.

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School of Law

Santa Clara Law offers highly regarded graduate programs in law, with a commitment to excellence, ethics, and social justice.

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Jesuit School of Theology

The JST offers graduate programs that prepare men and women to be leaders in ministry, to find spiritual and theological renewal, and to gain professional and personal growth.

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Mark & Mary Stevens School of Medicine

With a targeted opening in 2030—pending regulatory approvals and accreditation—the Stevens School of Medicine aims to advance a human-centered approach to medical education that integrates clinical care, research, technology, and the Jesuit tradition of educating the whole person.