Academic Affairs is a collaborative division of university support services and programs that shape and enhance the educational experience for all UB students, from first-year to seasoned PhD candidates.

The University at Buffalo Academic Health Center brings together the talents of clinicians, educators and researchers to provide a superb research and educational environment to foster basic discovery in the biosciences, health-sciences translational research, preventive and interventional clinical trials, superb clinical care, and training of the next generation of health care practitioners in these disciplines.

UB is committed to ensuring that everyone can access all that we have to offer.  Whether it is access to electronic information technology or physical access to the campus, our goal is to provide seamless inclusion for everyone.

UB is committed to ensuring that everyone can access all that we have to offer.  Whether it is access to electronic information technology or physical access to the campus, our goal is to provide seamless inclusion for everyone.

Once a UB grad, always a UB grad. You have exclusive access to UB’s global alumni network, special events, learning opportunities, and much more. Keep in touch, and let’s keep leading the charge — together.

The Arthur O. Eve EOP program at UB is an avenue for admission and support for students who have demonstrated potential to succeed in spite of educational or economic barriers.

Launched in Spring 2023 with a robust program of conferences, lectures and student activities, the Asia Research Institute is a multidisciplinary hub and collaborative space for research and education on Asia and its diasporic communities. 

Join us, June 27, 28, and 29, 2024, for the 8th Biennial Meeting of the Alcohol and Drugs History Society. The meeting theme is Psychoactive Paradigm Shift? Historicizing Drug/Alcohol Policies and Practices. The event brings together 150 of the world's top historians and scholars of alcohol and other drugs. Held most recently in Mexico City (2022) and Shanghai (2020), Buffalo's 2024 meeting provides an opportunity to showcase UB's research and accomplishments in the addictions space. Participants will explore historical perspectives on a time of US and global challenges to drug wars and pharmaceutical patent systems.

Buffalo is more than a city. It’s a state of mind. And the University at Buffalo is more than a college campus. It’s a commitment. The UB identity and brand is an articulation and celebration of our distinctiveness. Our brand is our story. And this brand website will help us tell it together in a clear, consistent, compelling voice. Here is how.

BEP is the connection point between your vision and the University at Buffalo’s resources—breakthrough R&D, world-class experts, new technologies, a diverse talent pipeline, high-tech equipment, facilities and entrepreneurial support. Whether you’re a mature company, an early-stage startup or something in-between, we help grow your business.

At UB, we’ve proven we can do anything when we come together. Our students have boundless ambition. Our faculty have unstoppable drive. And with your continued bold support, we’re fueling the future with discovery and innovation.

The University at Buffalo (UB) offers official on-campus housing for students in our residence halls and apartment complexes.

The Career Design Center gives you new ways to think about designing your next steps, getting the answers you need — and the opportunities you deserve.

We perform cutting edge research in the broad area of cell, gene and tissue engineering, including stem cell research, to develop innovative engineering technologies for regenerative medicine; as well as to educate the next generation of scientists and engineers and prepare them to be the future leaders in this field.

CCR remains a leader in university HPC

The Center for Embodied Autonomy and Robotics (CEAR) aims to increase robotics engagement across the University at Buffalo and beyond through interdisciplinary research, industry collaborations, and education.

 

The Center for Information Integrity at the University at Buffalo is rooted in the shared conviction that accurate information is required for vigorous public debate within a democracy.

The Center for Ingestive Behavior is the administrative hub for the University at Buffalo Ingestive Behavior (UBIB) community. We provide research resources and administration for members of the Center.

CLaRI, the Center for Literacy and Reading Instruction, is an established reading center at the University at Buffalo and has been providing reading services to Western New York since 1963. We are a community resource for the assessment of children’s literacy development and individualized reading instruction, as well as literacy research center.

The Center for Program Evaluation, Student Learning Assessment and Accreditation Consulting provides research support to UB researchers and accreditation and assessment support for both UB and external higher education professionals.

The Center for Space Cyber Strategy and Cyber Security is the only academic, system-focused, space cyber center in the United States.

The Alzheimer’s Disease and Memory Disorders Center (ADMDC), a Center of Excellence for Alzheimer’s Disease (CEAD), provides state-of-the-art diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease and other cognitive disorders. The center operates under the auspices of the Department of Neurology in the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.

To report an issue with the equipment, furniture, fixtures or other elements in a UB classroom, please submit the form below.

Our planet is at a crucial point. The University at Buffalo has put in decades of work in making our campus more sustainable and decreasing its greenhouse gas impact. Now the time has come to take bold, big actions in achieving our goal of carbon neutrality by 2030.  

Multisource information fusion is a sophisticated estimation process that combines data received from multiple sources to produce specific and comprehensive estimates about an entity, activity or event. 

The Cora P. Maloney Center is a distinguished community of students, alumni, faculty, staff and community partners who work together to deliver a transformative undergraduate experience at the University at Buffalo.

For 6 years (2015-2021), the Creative Arts Initiative (CAI) solicited and received many excellent proposals for artist residencies from a wide variety of disciplines, from across the country and around the world. We were able to bring some amazing artists to Buffalo to create new art while engaging with our students and the Buffalo community. We are very sorry to see this important effort come to an end.

The UB Digital Scholarship Studio and Network provides ongoing collaborative, technical, curricular, and coordinating assistance for faculty and students across the university who are building digital content and systems, bringing together potential research partners and creating new research opportunities especially for projects linking sciences, social sciences, arts and humanities.

The mission of the Office of Enrollment Management is to recruit, enroll, retain and graduate a diverse community of student scholars from the University at Buffalo.

A unified, enterprise-wide CRM approach offers the following strategic benefits:

The Experiential Learning Network is a resource to help students apply their learning, and customize their education with high-impact experiential learning.

Navigate is an app that will help you manage your academic journey and connect effectively with a full range of resources at UB.

FOXG1 Research Center (FRC) is a premier research center at the University at Buffalo devoted to the studies of FOXG1 syndrome. Our goal is to develop a cure for all children across the world who are impacted by the disease. Our team of dedicated researchers are working hard every day to make that happen, stepping closer to the clinical trials aimed for in the next couple of years for young patients with FOXG1 syndrome.

Through UB you can support top students and faculty, and develop creative solutions that make lives better around the world now and into the future.

The IMSD@UB training program  provides research mentoring, career guidance and professional development to talented PhD graduate students in the biomedical, behavioral and STEM sciences at the University at Buffalo. The IMSD@UB has been continuously supported by the National Institute of General Medical Science from the National Institutes of Health since 2012. 

In addition to developing secondary recyclable markets and streamlining the recycling process, our researchers are focused on the following specific tasks.

UB nurtures entrepreneurship and helps students succeed. If you’re curious about starting a business, our programs and events will introduce entrepreneurship as a viable career path. If you have an idea, we have resources and mentors to develop your concept and take the next steps. If you've formed a company, we'll provide insight and guidance to grow and scale.

The Institute's benefactor and professor of practice, Stephen Still, is featured in UB's We Are Boldy Buffalo Campaign. Stephen gave $4 million to support the Stephen Still Institute for Sustainable Transportation and Logistics. His gift–and many other gifts–are being immediately invested in opportunities for faculty and students to address society’s biggest transportation challenges.

The University at Buffalo is a premier public research institution home to outstanding students and scholars from around the world.

Have a question? ISS offers virtual drop-in advising throughout the week. No appointment needed!

Joining Forces–UB is a one-of-a-kind program for students who want to make a positive impact on U.S. veterans and military families. In alignment with the national Joining Forces initiative, students in UB’s nationally recognized social work and nursing programs can receive training and instruction in veteran and military family care.

UB Learns is the Learning Managment System (LMS) for all students and instructors at the University at Buffalo, powered by Brightspace.