The Pittsburgh Campus

Pittsburgh Campus

We take pride in being a major driver of innovation in Pittsburgh and in our location within the fabric of the city’s historic neighborhoods. Career opportunities, internships and a 14-block cultural district are nearby. Known for its vibrant modern economy, Pittsburgh is also safe, friendly and affordable. With so much to take in, the energy, views, landmarks and traditions, Pitt's home neighborhood of Oakland is guaranteed to impress.

Quick Facts

Combine striking geography, a wealth of employment opportunities, and an affordable cost of living and it's no surprise that Pittsburgh consistently is ranked among the most livable U.S. cities.

446 bridges in Pittsburgh (even more than in Venice)

446 bridges in Pittsburgh (even more than in Venice) Pittsburgh, with its three rivers, is home to more bridges than any other city in the world.

2nd-tallest academic building in the world (Cathedral of Learning)

2nd-tallest academic building in the world (Cathedral of Learning) Pitt's 42-story landmark is the tallest academic building in the Western Hemisphere. Worldwide, only the University of Moscow's main building is taller.

90 unique neighborhoods

90 unique neighborhoods Pittsburgh's rich tapestry of neighborhoods—including Pitt's own, Oakland—help to give the city its genuineness and warmth.

3rd Best City for Artists

3rd Best City for Artists Rent.com has ranked Pittsburgh as the nation's third-best city for artists to live well and practice their crafts.

9th Best Recreational Trail (Allegheny Passage)

9th Best Recreational Trail (Allegheny Passage) Mind (and hike) the GAP! The Great Allegheny Passage is one of the country's best trails.

Best Place to Move After College

Best Place to Move After College Porch.com has ranked Pittsburgh No. 1 among the best large metropolitan cities to move to after college based on employment opportunities and affordability.

6th Best City for STEM Professionals

6th Best City for STEM Professionals The Pittsburgh metro area is one of the best markets in the country for people who work in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields, according to Wallet.com.