Where There’s a Need, There’s Touro University
Excellence in Training Students and Serving Humanity
Serving over 19,000 students across 36 campuses, Touro offers a wide range of academic programs—from liberal arts and education to business, technology, AI, and healthcare—all driven by a singular purpose: to make a meaningful difference. Our approach is bold and hands-on, constantly evolving through new programs and technologies, reimagined curricula, a commitment to excellence, and mission-aligned initiatives that uplift communities and respond to the world’s most pressing needs. We aim to prepare students not just to succeed but to lead with purpose and compassion.
"At Touro University, our mission is twofold: to provide students with an education rooted in scholarship and research while ensuring that their learning is deeply connected to service. We take a strategic, unified approach—where academic excellence and community impact are not separate goals but complementary forces that drive our institution forward."
Dr. Alan Kadish
What’s Happening Lately at Touro
Education Program Marks 20 Years of Service
A program to train teachers that started with a federal grant and a small but dedicated staff is celebrating 20 years of service to the greater Bay Area educational establishment. Read More >
New Mexico Expansion
Touro has broken ground on its New Mexico campus, which will be home to the state’s first pre-doctoral dental school. The new facility will feature over 70,000 square feet of cutting-edge educational and clinical space, expanding access to both training and care in the region. Read More >
Cutting-Edge Mixed Reality Lab Newest Addition to Touro University’s Cross River Campus
Learn how the stock market works in a simulation of the New York Stock Exchange. Counsel a patient receiving a difficult diagnosis with lifelike reactions powered by neural networks inspired by the human brain. These are just a few of the possibilities at Touro’s new state-of-the-art Mixed Reality Lab. Read More >
Showcasing the Power of Collaboration in Healthcare
More than 400 students and faculty representing all members of the healthcare team gathered for Touro School of Health Sciences’ 12th Annual Interprofessional Education Symposium this March. Graduating students in seven fields learned essential skills such as effective communication, teamwork, and problem-solving as they worked together to address a patient case. Read More >
