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Jefferson Student Outcomes Students Achieve 97% Job & Grad School Success

For well over a decade, the vast majority of recent alumni—97% for the Class of 2023—are employed, in graduate school or the military. Jefferson’s latest First Destination Report surveyed nearly 350 undergraduates, and the results showcase the University’s professions-driven programs, deep industry connections, alumni support and strong faculty involvement.

Two Centuries and Counting Redefine Possible

Asking tough questions isn’t enough—we need to answer them. Focusing on our craft to drive progress and growth in architecture, business, design, engineering, fashion & textiles, health, medicine, nursing, science and social science, we find innovative solutions and redefine possible.

2024 Jefferson's Bicentennial

Our year-long bicentennial celebration, “Jefferson 200,” marks two centuries of excellence in higher education, healthcare and commitment to our community. Take a closer look at 200 years of milestones and view our volunteer hours tracker, where you can add to our 200,000 hour goal.

Kanbar College of Design Engineering & Commerce Holiday Pop-Up Fashion Shop Showcases Student Skills

Embracing Jefferson’s emphasis on hands-on learning and playing off an 'Eclectic Spirit' theme, Fashion Merchandising & Management students spent most of the fall semester preparing for the program’s annual pop-up shop.

College of Rehabilitation Sciences Rugby Player-Turned-Researcher Tackles Reality of Concussions

Exercise science assistant professor Katie Hunzinger has a personal drive to understand the risks and lifelong impacts of head injuries.

What's New Fashion Students’ Collections Shine at New York Fashion Week

Two Jefferson fashion design students were invited to showcase their work at the Designers’ Premier show as part of New York Fashion Week in February.

College of Pharmacy Complexity of Protein Structures Viewed Through Art

As a curious undergraduate chemist in 1998, Roger Armen, PhD, scribbled away for hours in his sketchbook to understand protein structures of viruses. Today, Dr. Armen’s lab at Jefferson is dedicated to understanding design problems in medicinal chemistry.