Founded in 1887, Pratt Institute is a global leader in higher education dedicated to preparing its 4,600 undergraduate and graduate students for successful careers in art, design, architecture, information and library science, and liberal arts and sciences. Located in a cultural hub with historic campuses in Brooklyn and Manhattan, as well as a campus in Utica, New York (PrattMWP College of Art and Design), Pratt has an esteemed faculty of accomplished professionals and scholars who challenge their talented students to transform their passion into meaningful expression.
Brooklyn Campus
200 Willoughby Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
The 25-acre main campus is located in the historic Clinton Hill section of Brooklyn and is bordered by numerous 19th-century brownstones and mansions. The schools of art and design, architecture, and liberal arts and sciences are located on this campus.
Manhattan Campus
144 West 14th Street, New York City
The 80,000-square-foot Romanesque Revival building serves as Pratt’s Manhattan campus in the city’s Chelsea district. The seven-story property offers state-of-the-art facilities within a historic building. The School of Information is located on this campus as well as Pratt’s associate degree programs, and its graduate programs in Arts and Cultural Management, Design Management, Facilities Management, and Real Estate Practice.
Utica, New York Campus
310 Genesee Street, Utica, New York
Located in Utica, New York about four hours north of New York City, PrattMWP College of Art and Design is Pratt Institute’s 11-acre extension campus. PrattMWP’s campus features a mix of historic and contemporary architecture, including the renowned MWPAI Museum of Art. Students who start their Pratt bachelor’s degree in art and design education, communications design, fine arts, or photography have the option of starting here and then relocating to the main campus in Brooklyn to complete the last two years of the degree. Read more at www.mwpai.edu.
Degree Programs
| Undergraduate | Graduate |
| Architecture | Architecture |
| Art and Design Education | Art and Design Education |
| Associate Degree Programs | Arts and Cultural Management |
| Communications Design | City and Regional Planning |
| Construction Management | Communications Design/Packaging Design |
| Critical and Visual Studies | Creative Arts Therapy |
| Digital Arts | Design Management |
| Fashion | Digital Arts |
| Film/Video | Facilities Management |
| Fine Arts | Fine Arts |
| History of Art and Design | History of Art and Design |
| Industrial Design | Historic Preservation |
| Interior Design | Industrial Design |
| Photography | Interior Design |
| Writing | *Library and Information Science |
| Media Studies | |
| Performance and Performance Studies | |
| Real Estate Practice | |
| Sustainable Environmental Systems | |
| Urban Design | |
| Urban Placemaking and Management | |
| Writing |
*Library and Information Science
Data Analytics and Visualization
Information Experience Design
Museums and Digital Culture
Advanced Certificates
Archives Certificate Program
Conservation and Digital Curation
Digital Humanities
Museum Libraries
User Experience (UX)
Study Abroad Programs
Pratt offers more than 20 study abroad programs and international exchange programs in more than a dozen locations including Florence, Milan, Copenhagen, London, and Tokyo.
School of Continuing and Professional Studies (SCPS)
Classes offered by SCPS in fields corresponding to the Institute’s undergraduate and graduate programs are held both in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
ENROLLMENT 2018
4,755 Total Degree-Seeking Students
3,392 Degree-Seeking Undergraduate Students
994 School of Art
1,421 School of Design
696 School of Architecture
176 School of Liberal Arts and Sciences
105 Associate Degree Programs
1,363 Degree-Seeking Graduate Students
354 School of Art
397 School of Design
355 School of Architecture
180 School of Information
62 School of Liberal Arts
15 Dual-degree programs
Student Body
71% Female 29% Male 37% International
89% of new freshmen live on campus
53% of undergraduates live on campus
4% of graduate students live on campus
TUITION AND FEES 2019–2020
Undergraduate
Tuition: $51,754 ( $1,670 per credit)
Fees: $2,060
Graduate
Tuition: $1,847 per credit (School of Art and Design, School of Liberal Arts and School of Architecture)
$1,500 per credit (School of Information)
Fees: $1,980 per year
STUDENT HOUSING
Residence Halls
Students Accommodated: 1,600
Undergraduate Room and Board: $13,294
Graduate Room and Board: $26,022
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