Independent liberal arts and sciences university in Redlands, California, with a 160-acre campus, multi-campus reach, geospatial capabilities, experiential learning, and 400+ organizational partnerships. Its Southern California footprint supports collaboration with employers and public agencies.
The University of Redlands is an independent, coeducational liberal arts and sciences university serving roughly 3,000 students through a personalized undergraduate- and graduate-focused model. Its 160-acre Inland Empire campus, together with locations in Los Angeles, Riverside, and the San Francisco Bay Area, supports regional engagement across California. Internships, undergraduate research, service learning, and partnerships with more than 400 private, public, and nonprofit organizations give companies practical routes to connect with faculty and talent; geospatial capabilities and ties to nearby Esri strengthen links to industry and government. Sponsored research has included NSF, NIH, NEH, and U.S. Department of Education support. A Sponsored Programs Office supports proposal development and grants management.