University of Southern California

The University of Southern California is a private research university in Los Angeles, founded in 1880. Its campuses and programs span fields including engineering, cinema, business, and medicine.

Los Angeles: Los Angeles is a major city in Southern California and the seat of Los Angeles County. USC developed within the region’s civic, cultural, and economic center.
USC School of Cinematic Arts: USC School of Cinematic Arts is a university school offering education in film, television, and interactive media. Its programs connect USC to Hollywood and the study of screen media.
Robert Maclay Widney: Robert Maclay Widney was a Los Angeles judge and civic leader who helped establish USC. Widney organized support for a university in a still-growing city.
USC alumni: USC alumni are graduates and former students of the University of Southern California. Their careers and networks carry USC’s influence into many industries.
Research university: A research university combines undergraduate and graduate education with organized scholarly and scientific research. This model describes USC’s broad graduate programs and research enterprise.
USC Viterbi School of Engineering: USC Viterbi School of Engineering is USC’s school for engineering education and research. Its work represents the university’s technical research and professional training.
Isaiah W. Hellman: Isaiah W. Hellman was a Los Angeles banker and philanthropist who supported USC’s founding and development. His financial contributions helped make the new university viable.
University of Southern California campus development: University of Southern California campus development is the growth and redesign of USC’s campuses and surrounding facilities. Physical expansion reflects USC’s changing role in Los Angeles.
University Park Campus: University Park Campus is USC’s main campus, located southwest of downtown Los Angeles. It is the university’s central academic and residential campus.
USC Marshall School of Business: USC Marshall School of Business is USC’s school for undergraduate and graduate business education. Marshall links USC’s academic programs to management and entrepreneurship.

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