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Experience Chapman. At Chapman, academics means more than just lectures, books and classrooms. It means being part of an innovative and interdisciplinary campus, exploring your diverse interests alongside your professors and peers and following your passions wherever they take you. That’s what we call the Chapman Experience.
Our Rinker Campus is located in Irvine and is the home to graduate programs in our Crean College of Health and Behavioral Sciences as well as our School of Pharmacy. You'll be able to see the cutting-edge class and lab space for our graduate students! Chapman University’s close proximity to industry leaders propels students looking to ...
Search Undergraduate Degrees and Programs. Discover personalized, hands-on degree programs taught by distinguished faculty to help you achieve your goals and become an engaged global citizen.
If you are having difficulty with accessibility of this site please email accessibility@chapman.edu, call the Human Resources office at (714) 997-6686, or visit our page for reporting accessibility concerns on this website.. Notice of Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students. Chapman University admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges ...
Graduate Admission. Chapman University offers more than 40 in-person graduate and credential programs that can help you advance your career or change professions. Small class sizes. Engage in meaningful discussions and build close bonds with your peers and professors. Personalized education. Follow your academic interests wherever they take you.
Visit Chapman. We hope you get a chance to visit Chapman and learn more about our university. Below you will find several opportunities to visit campus and explore your area of interest. Note that not all areas are currently able to offer on-campus visits. To find events on our Orange and Irvine campuses, please visit our main Chapman events ...
Earning your degree. To earn your bachelor’s degree you will need to complete 120 credits that consist of: General Education credits. Your major program requirements (available in the Chapman Catalog). A Diversity, Equity and Inclusion course (which can be taken as part of your major program or General Education courses).
