Pratt Institute

Pratt Institute, established in 1887 by industrialist Charles Pratt, is a private university renowned for its focus on art, design, architecture, and engineering. Located in Brooklyn, New York, Pratt offers a diverse range of programs across six schools: the School of Architecture, School of Art and Design, School of Engineering, School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, School of Information, and the School of Continuing and Professional Studies.

The main campus spans 25 acres in the historic Clinton Hill neighborhood, providing a park-like environment that fosters creativity and collaboration. This urban campus is complemented by facilities in Manhattan and Utica, New York, enhancing Pratt's accessibility and community engagement.

Pratt's academic offerings are comprehensive, encompassing undergraduate and graduate degrees, as well as certificate programs. The School of Architecture is particularly distinguished, with its Bachelor of Architecture program consistently ranked among the top fifteen in the United States. The School of Art and Design is also highly regarded, with its Fine Arts program ranked #15 in the 2025 U.S. News & World Report.

Beyond academics, Pratt emphasizes a supportive and inclusive community. Students have access to a variety of resources, including residential life, health and wellness services, and numerous student organizations. The campus also features the Pratt Sculpture Park, the largest contemporary sculpture park in New York City, showcasing works by renowned artists.

Campuses and Locations

• Brooklyn Campus: The main 25-acre campus in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, NY, USA.
• Pratt Manhattan Center: Located in NYC, NY, USA, this center houses associate degree programs, a bachelor's degree program, and graduate programs.
• Pratt Munson: An extension campus in Utica, New York, offering specific art and design programs.