Regional Campuses
Recognized for academic excellence, Pitt prepares you for a great career and life. We bring the benefits of a world-class research university to meet the diverse needs of Pennsylvanians. From workforce development, to increased social mobility for our citizens, and arts and culture, we impact the quality of life across the state, for good.
Pitt's regional campuses in , , and offer the advantages and environment of liberal arts colleges along with the resources and prestige of a major research university.
Pitt-Bradford
Located in northwestern Pennsylvania, Pitt-Bradford is minutes from Allegheny National Forest and a variety of outdoor adventures. The campus offers research and hands-on learning opportunities, 60+ student organizations, and NCAA Division III varsity athletics, and apartment-style residence halls.
Pitt-Greensburg
Pitt-Greensburg is located in the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania, an area famous for its picturesque towns and opportunities for outdoor adventure. The campus offers hands-on undergraduate research experience at the Center for Applied Research and 50+ student organizations.
Pitt-Johnstown
Located in the picturesque Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania, Pitt-Johnstown offers suite-style residence halls, 100+ student organizations, and NCAA Division II athletics teams. Students develop and pitch their big ideas at the Cook Family Idea Lab and hone their digital marketing muscles in the Social Media War Room.
Pitt-Titusville
Located in Northwestern Pennsylvania, Pitt-Titusville is just a short trip from Erie, Pittsburgh, and the beautiful Allegheny National Forest. This campus is home to the Education and Training Campus Hub, which offers a range of workforce training and education programs.
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Kayak on Marilla Reservoir, a five-minute drive from campus.
Pitt-Greensburg is located in the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania, an area famous for its picturesque towns and opportunities for outdoor adventure. The campus offers hands-on undergraduate research experience at the Center for Applied Research and 50+ student organizations.
Pitt-Johnstown is the first Pennsylvania college or university to earn the unique designation as a  through the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program (ACSP).
 Pitt-Titusville is just a short trip from Erie, Pittsburgh, and the beautiful Allegheny National Forest.Â
Pitt-Johnstown: Intercollegiate Athletics Program is an integral part of the institution's total educational mission.
Because of Pitt-Bradford’s location near the Allegheny National Forest, opportunities for outdoor recreation are plentiful.