| WELCOME TO FAU'S FORT LAUDERDALE CAMPUS The Fort Lauderdale campus in downtown Fort Lauderdale (comprised of the Reubin O'D Askew Tower and the new Higher Education Complex) takes advantage of its unique urban setting to serve as a center for FAU programs in creative industries and urban affairs. The campus is part of Fort Lauderdale's evolving, dynamic urban community, and provides a laboratory for students in business, computer arts, graphic arts, multimedia communication, architecture, urban and regional planning, and public administration. Several research centers are also located in the nine-story Reubin O'D. Askew University Tower, as well as the Graduate School of Business, the MFA program in Computer Arts, computer labs, classrooms and conference space. | | | | The new Higher Education Complex is the headquarters of the College of Architecture, Urban and Public Affairs, Broward Campuses Administration, and the Broward office of the University President. The building also houses a student activities center, architecture studios and new MBA classrooms. Campus Address
111 E. Las Olas Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
954-236-1000 | | | | Fort Lauderdale Campus Numbers | | Number of Students: 1,100 | Undergraduate: 39% | | Average Age: 30 | Female: 47% | Male: 53% | | | | | Serving Our Diverse and Growing Community | |  Delivering the best teachers, preparing executives to lead successful companies, inspiring students to use their education to make a difference in the community, and playing a key role in solving the affordable workforce housing dilemma are just a few of the roles FAU is playing in shaping the future of Broward County.
Our community is one of the most diverse in the nation, giving us a rich and exciting culture as well as presenting complex challenges. FAU is ideally positioned to help tackle these challenges. We're working hard every day to connect with leaders in our community and thus ensure that FAU graduates are prepared to fill needed jobs, are motivated to find innovative solutions to economic and social problems and are prepared to lead our industries, our government and our educational system into the future. Visit our Web site to learn more about our campus and services. Sincerely, Joyanne Stephens, Ph.D.
Vice President, Broward | |
