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Y O U R

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SAN DIEGO

PHOENIX

WHY DO STUDENTS FROM ACROSS TUCSON

THE WORLD CHOOSE UARIZONA?


As one of the most respected research universities in the United Tucson, home of UArizona, blends the beauty of the Sonoran
States, the University of Arizona provides more than just a world- Desert surroundings with the culture and variety of a major city,
class education. Our faculty members include some of the including a vibrant music and arts scene, one-of-a-kind events and
brightest minds in the world, who will inspire and prepare you to world-class museums. With an average of 350 sunny days annually,
solve complex societal problems. With a wide range of it’s a great place to enjoy outdoor adventures throughout the year.
top-ranked programs to choose, and world-class facilities,
Take a bold step toward your dream and join our community of
you will thrive at the University of Arizona.
curiosity and discovery, where potential is unlimited. Your future
begins here.

TTUUCCSSOONN
The Soul of the Sonoran Desert

1 Million TIME’S TOP 50 300+


PEOPLE LIVE IN THE WORLD’S GREATEST ANNUAL DAYS
TUCSON METRO AREA PLACES 2023 OF SUNSHINE

This is Tucson
CA M PU S AN D STUD ENT L I F E
The University of Arizona provides support to students as they earn their degrees through academic and faculty advising, tutoring
services, on-campus housing and international student services. Additionally, students can find on-campus jobs and internships,
learn leadership skills in over 600 student organizations, focus on wellness and fitness at our Student Recreation Center and
Campus Health and cheer on student athletes as they compete in 21 NCAA Division 1 sports.

ON CAMPUS
HOUSING
Statistically, students who live on campus do
better in school, are surrounded by support
systems, and create lifelong friendships!

With 23 different housing options to choose


from at the University of Arizona, you can
find the dorm that best fits your needs.
From shape and size to location and cost,
we’ve got the perfect residence for you.

GLOBAL CENTER
The Global Center provides a warm and
welcoming environment for students
from across the globe to gather, eat great
food, access international student support
services, and enjoy a variety of social events
offered by our global ambassadors.

HARRY
Pharmaceutical Sciences
major from Vietnam

“The thing I love about the U of A


is that it is a traditional college
experience. You have a lot of
student clubs and organizations
you can join. And U of A offers
numerous opportunities for you
to prepare for your future.”
P R OGRAMS O F STUDY
Explore the academic programs available at the University of Arizona, including fully online
offerings, by visiting the undergraduate majors list at arizona.edu/majors
u Main Campus: Join the thousands of students who study on the UArizona campus in Tucson.

u Elevated Academic requirement: Standard admission requires a 3.0 GPA. These programs will require a higher Grade Point
Average and a specific academic background or supplemental application for consideration.
u Elevated English Proficiency requirement: Standard English proficiency is outlined below.
These programs require an elevated TOEFL (79), IELTS (6.5) or Duolingo (105) score for admission.

AGRICULTURE & LIFE SCIENCES u u u Optical Sciences and


u u Business Management Engineering
u Agribusiness Economics
and Management u Economics u u u Software Engineering

u Agricultural Technology u u Entrepreneurship u u u Systems Engineering


Management and Education
u u Finance FINE ARTS
u Animal Sciences
u u Management Information u u Art and Visual Culture
u Applied Biotechnology Systems Education
u Biosystems Analytics u u Marketing u Art History
& Technology
u u Operations and Supply u u Dance
u Environmental and Water Chain Management
Resource Economics u u Film and Television
EDUCATION
u Environmental Science u Live and Immersive Arts
u Deaf Studies
u Family Studies and Human u Music
Development u Early Childhood Education
u u Music Education
u Fashion Industry’s Science & u Education
Technology u u Performance
u Elementary Education
u Food Safety u u Studio Art
u Leadership and Learning
u Microbiology Innovation u Theatre Arts
u Natural Resources u Mild to Moderate Disabilities u Theatre Design and Production
u Nutrition and Food Systems u Rehabilitation Studies Service HEALTH & MEDICINE
u Nutritional Sciences ENGINEERING & OPTICAL SCIENCES u Emergency Medical Services
u Personal & Family Financial u u u Aerospace Engineering u Medicine: Basic Medical
Planning Sciences
u u u Biomedical Engineering
u Plant Science u u u Nursing
u u u Biosystems Engineering
u Retailing and Consumer Sciences u Pharmaceutical Sciences
u u u Chemical Engineering
u Sustainable Plant Systems u Physiology and Medical Sciences
u u u Civil Engineering
u Veterinary Science u Public Health
u u u Electrical and
ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING & LANDSCAPE Computer Engineering u Wellness and Health
Promotion Practice
u u u Architectural Engineering u u u Engineering
HUMANITIES
u u Architecture u u u Engineering Management
u Africana Studies
u Design Arts and Practices u u u Environmental Engineering
u American Indian Studies
u Landscape Architecture u u u Industrial Engineering
u Applied Humanities
u Sustainable Built Environments u u u Materials Science
and Engineering u Classics
BUSINESS
u u u Mechanical Engineering u East Asian Studies
u u Accounting
u u u Mining Engineering u French
u u Business Economics
u German Studies u Mathematics u Global Studies

u Italian u Molecular and Cellular Biology u History

u Interdisciplinary Studies u Neuroscience and u Information Science - Data


Cognitive Science Science
u Religious Studies
u Physics u Information Science and Arts
u Russian
u Physics & Applied Physics u Information Science and eSociety
u Spanish
u Psychological Science u Information Science:
u World Literature Immersive Technologies
u Psychology
LAW u Interdisciplinary Studies
u Speech, Language,
u u Law and Hearing Sciences u Journalism
SCIENCE u Statistics and Data Science u Judaic Studies
u Applied Science SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES u Latin American Studies
u Applied Computing u Anthropology u Linguistics
u Astronomy u Arabic u Mexican American Studies
u Biochemistry u Care, Health and Society u Middle Eastern and
North African Studies
u Bioinformatics u Communication
u Philosophy
u Biology u Creative Writing
u Philosophy, Politics,
u Chemistry u Criminal Justice Studies Economics and Law
u Computer Science u English u Political Science

u Cyber Operations u Environmental Studies u Professional and Technical


Writing
u Ecology and Evolutionary Biology u Food Studies
u Public Management and Policy
u Geosciences u Games and Behavior
u Sociology
u Government and Public Service u Game Design and Development
u Studies of Global Media
u Hydrology and u Gender and Women’s Studies
Atmospheric Sciences u Urban and Regional
u Geography Development
u Intelligence and
Information Operations u Global Media

DO I NEED TO PROVE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY?


International applicants whose primary language is not English must prove English
proficiency. Most undergraduate programs require a minimum score on one of
the following tests: TOEFL iBT (70), IELTS (6.0), Duolingo (100), and CEPT Full
Academic Test (100). Selective programs may have higher testing requirements.

The University of Arizona Center for English as a Second Language (CESL) also
provides English programs and pathways to assist students in meeting English
proficiency requirements for degree studies.

CESL’s Intensive English Program (IEP) focuses on reading writing, listening and
speaking to prepare students for progression to the Undergraduate University
Track (U-Track) Pathway program and then degree studies. Students can also
enter the U-Track Pathway directly without undertaking an EAP program if they
meet requirements.

Students successfully completing the U-Track Pathway can fulfill the university’s
minimum English language proficiency requirement without taking an additional
TOEFL or IELTS exam.
ACA DE MIC SUC C ESS
The University of Arizona is recognized as the premier research With a 17:1 student-to-faculty ratio you will have direct access
university in the southwestern United States. We are a leader to exceptional faculty members, including Nobel and Pulitzer
in engineering, dance, environmental sciences, optics, Prize winners and world-renowned experts in their fields. At the
entrepreneurship, and management information systems – University of Arizona, you will find yourself learning in new and
though whatever program you choose, outstanding learning dynamic ways as your professors engage you through a mix of
opportunities await you, including options to join research lectures, discussions, debates, lab work, and research.
projects from first year.
View program options arizona.edu/majors

S C HO L ARSH IPS
Global Wildcat Award – Awarded to incoming first year and Main Campus in Tucson. This scholarship is renewed each
transfer students, this merit-based scholarship is automatically year that a student is able to meet the requirements. A first-
awarded to any student who exhibits outstanding academic year student is eligible for four years of renewal and a transfer
performance and plans to attend the University of Arizona student is eligible for two years of renewal.

82%
GPA FIRST-YEAR TRANSFER

4.00+ $23,000 $15,000


Undergraduates
Received
3.75-3.99 $19,000 $10,000 Scholarships
New First Year and Transfer
International Students, Fall 2023
3.50-3.74 $13,000 $7,000

150+
3.25-3.49 $8,000 $4,000

3.0-3.24 $5,000 $2,000


Undergraduate
Majors
GatosMX – First-year undergraduate admits who are residents of the Mexican states of Baja
California, Chihuahua, Sinaloa, and Sonora are eligible for Gatos MX Tuition Discount. Students
meeting the eligibility requirements will pay a reduced rate of tuition per academic year.

17:1
C ONTAC T U S Student to
Faculty Ratio

[email protected] Unibuddy

+1 (520) 621-7524
everywhere.arizona.edu/unibuddy

@uazintladmission 600+
Clubs and
WeChat: UAInternational @uazinternational Organizations
This is APPLY
your TODAY
JOURNEY Learn about application requirements and follow
the Enrollment Counselor for your region at:

everywhere.arizona.edu
CONNECT WITH YOUR
PASSION HERE

SCAN TO APPLY
We are Arizona
TOP TOP TOP
50 4% 1%
Public University In Research Expenditure Universities Worldwide
U.S. News & World Report​ National Science Foundation Center for World University Rankings

6000+ 120+
International Countries
Students Enrolled Represented
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WHY DO GRADUATE STUDENTS FROM


PHOENIX

TUCSON
ACROSS THE WORLD CHOOSE UARIZONA?
As one of the most respected research universities in the United Tucson, home of the University of Arizona, blends the beauty of its
States, the University of Arizona provides more than just a Sonoran Desert surroundings with the excitement and amenities of
worldclass education. Placed in the top 4% of universities for a major city. Prominent local events include Tucson Meet Yourself,
research and development expenditure, our graduate community an annual celebration of local culture, and the Tucson Festival of
of leading academics, researchers and ambitious students are Books. Our family-friendly community has something for everyone.
at the cutting edge of innovation and discovery. With graduate Families benefit from free public schooling, as well as access to
studies and research in more than one hundred different fields, world-class museums and national parks, while adults can partake
extensive and unique opportunities are available to advance in a lively downtown scene. Tucson is also a great place to enjoy
your career or academic development. outdoor adventures throughout the year.

TTUUCCSSOONN
The Soul of the Sonoran Desert

1 Million TIME’S TOP 50 300+


PEOPLE LIVE IN THE WORLD’S GREATEST ANNUAL DAYS
TUCSON METRO AREA PLACES 2023 OF SUNSHINE

This is Tucson
CA M PU S AN D STUD ENT L I F E
Graduate students have access to an extensive range of facilities and support including twelve state-of-the-art libraries and
technology hubs, tutoring services, career development and mentoring, and international student services. Additionally, students
can find on-campus jobs or teaching and research assistantships, access over 600 student organizations, focus on wellness at our
Student Recreation Center and Campus Health, and cheer on our 21 NCAA Division 1 athletics teams.

ON AND OFF
CAMPUS HOUSING
Live in a community of scholars as
dedicated to their studies as you are! The
University of Arizona offers graduate and
professional students the ability to live in
a secure, fully furnished, utilities-included
apartment that is a convenient walk or bike
ride to campus. The university provides an
off-campus accommodation guide including
rental listings, roommate matching, and
helpful tips for navigating the city.

GLOBAL CENTER
The Global Center provides a warm and
welcoming environment for students from
across the globe to gather, eat great food,
find support services, and enjoy regularly
scheduled social events offered by our
global ambassadors.

TINA
Nigeria, West Africa
Ph.D. candidate in
environmental health sciences

“U of A has a lot of resources


and mentorship to help you
grow. For any academic area or
study interest, there are a lot of
classes to help improve where
you are lacking.”
P R OGRAMS O F STUDY
Explore graduate programs available on main campus, online and through our globally located
microcampuses, by visiting the Graduate Catalog and Program Descriptions Guide at grad.arizona.edu/catalog

u Master’s Degree u Doctoral Degree

AGRICULTURE & LIFE SCIENCES u u Finance u u Mining, Geological and Geophysical


Engineering
u Agricultural and Resource Econ u u Management
u u Optical Sciences
u Agricultural Education u u Management Information Systems
u Software Engineering
u u Animal and Comparative u u Marketing
Biomedical Sciences u Systems and Industrial Engineering
EDUCATION
u u Animal Sciences u Systems Engineering
u Counseling
u u Biosystems Analytics & Tech FINE ARTS
u Counselor Education and
u u Family and Consumer Sciences Supervision u u Applied and Intercultural
Arts Research
u u Human Development and u Early Childhood Education
Family Studies u Art
u u Educational Leadership and Policy
u u Environmental Science u Art and Visual Culture Education
u u Educational Psychology
u u Microbiology u u Art History
u u Higher Education
u u Natural Resources u u Art Education
u u Language, Reading and Culture
u u Nutritional Sciences u Dance
u Mild to Moderate Disabilities
u u Plant Pathology u u Music
u Natural Science for Teachers - Biology
u u Plant Science and Chemistry u u Music Education

u u Soil, Water and Environmental Science u Rehabilitation u u Musical Arts

u Veterinary Medicine u u School Psychology u u Music: Composition

u Water, Society and Policy u Second Language Acquisition and u u Music: Conducting
Teaching
ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING & LANDSCAPE u u Music: Performance
u Secondary Education
u Architecture u u Music: Theory
u u Special Education
u Landscape Architecture u Theatre Arts
u Teaching and Learning
u Planning u Theatre Design and Production
u u Teaching and Teacher Education
u Real Estate Development HEALTH & MEDICINE
ENGINEERING & OPTICAL SCIENCES
u Urban Planning u Bioethics
u u Aerospace Engineering
LAW u Cancer Biology
u u Biomedical Engineering
u Indigenous Governance u u Cellular and Molecular Medicine
u u Biosystems Engineering
u u Law u Clinical Research
u u Chemical Engineering
u Legal Studies u u Clinical Translational Science
u u Civil Engineering and Engineering
BUSINESS Mechanics u Environmental and Occupational
Health
u u Accounting u u Electrical and Computer Engineering
u u Environmental Health Sciences
u Business Administration u Engineering
u u Epidemiology
u Business Analytics u Engineering Management

u Econometrics and Quantitative u u Environmental Engineering u Genetic Counseling


Economics
u Industrial Engineering u u Genetics
u u Economics
u u Materials Science and Engineering u u Health Behavior Health Promotion
u Entrepreneurship
u u Mechanical Engineering u Immunobiology
u Industrial Hygiene u u Biostatistics u Creative Writing

u Innovations in Aging u u Chemistry u Development Practice

u u Medical Pharmacology u u Computer Science u u English

u Medical Studies u Cyber & Information Operations u u Gender and Women’s Studies

u u Molecular Medicine u Data Science u Geographic Information Systems


Technology
u u Nursing u u Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
u u Geography
u u Pharmaceutical Sciences u Economic Geology
u u Government and Public Policy
u u Pharmacology and Toxicology u u Entomology and Insect Science
u u History
u Pharmacy u u Geosciences
u Human Language Technology
u u Physiological Sciences u u Hydrology
u Human Rights Practice
u u Public Health u u Hydrometeorology
u International Security
HUMANITIES u u Information
u Journalism
u u American Indian Studies u Information Science
u Latin American Studies
u Classics u Library and Information Science
u u Linguistics
u u East Asian Studies u u Mathematics
u u Mexican American Studies
u French u u Molecular and Cellular Biology
u u Middle Eastern and North African
u u German Studies u Neuroscience and Cognitive Science Studies

u Russian u Physics u u Persian and Iranian Studies

u u Spanish u Planetary Sciences u u Philosophy

SCIENCE & INFORMATION u u Psychology u Philosophy, Politics and Economics

u Applied Biosciences u u Speech, Language, and Hearing u Program Design & Evaluation
Sciences
u u Applied Mathematics u Public Administration
u u Statistics
u Applied Nutrition u Public Policy
u Statistics and Data Science
u Arid Lands Resource Sciences u u Rhetoric, Composition and the
SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES Teaching of English
u u Astronomy and Astrophysics
u u Anthropology u u Sociology
u u Atmospheric Sciences
u Anthropology and Linguistics u Studies of Global Media
u Audiology
u Bilingual Journalism u Teaching English as a
u u Biochemistry Second Language
u u Communication
u Biological and Biomedical Sciences

GRADUATE APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS


Each program has firm application deadlines that need to be met for both admission and funding opportunities. Confirm
deadline dates with your program and plan to submit the following information:

• Academic transcripts displaying the completion of a four-year bachelor’s degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0.
Specific country requirements can be found at grad.arizona.edu/catalog/intladmissionsreqs
• A personal statement fulfilling the requirements set forth by your program.
• A CV/resume reflecting your experiences in education, work, teaching, research, publications, conference presentations, and more.
• Letters of recommendation must be submitted during the application process.
• Check with your program to see if GRE and GMAT scores are required.
• Prove English proficiency by meeting the minimum scores of TOEFL (79) or IELTS (7.0),
or completion of a bachelor’s degree in an English-speaking country.
A C OMMUN ITY O F
D ISC OVE RY AND I NNOVATIO N
Ranked in the top 20 public research universities in the Our innovations point to new markets, products, and ways of
U.S., the University of Arizona continues to forge innovative operating that will shape the 21st century economy. We invent
pathways, form powerful collaborations and make remarkable and prove potential solutions, envisioning how emerging,
discoveries. Research at the University of Arizona informs and transformative tech can be deployed to benefit humanity.
inspires the new possibilities of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

GRAND CHALLENGES RESEARCH BUILDING

In 2023, the University of Arizona will open the new $99


million, seven-story Grand Challenges Research Building,
which will house laboratories and flexible research space
for interdisciplinary programs designed to advance research
and discovery across optics, quantum computing, advanced
communications and biomedical technologies.

THE GRADUATE CENTER


The University of Arizona Graduate Center provides graduate distinguished graduate students, building opportunities for
students and postdoctoral scholars resources that enhance professional development and mentoring, and fostering
their academic and professional success. The Graduate interdisciplinary research, wellness, innovative collaboration,
Center supports the next generation of researchers, academic networking, and engagement with diverse communities.
professionals, and leaders by bolstering recruitment of
gradcenter.arizona.edu

Fascinated by space as a child, Athip was drawn to the University


of Arizona because of the Space and Terrestrial Robotic Exploration
(SpaceTREx) lab.
“There are not a lot of people doing the same scope of
research that we are doing here at the U of A,” he says.
Working in a NASA-funded lab has afforded Athip the opportunity to
ATHIP interact and forge connections with many NASA officials and with
Chennai, India the support of his mentor, Athip feels like he is building a strong
foundation of work. “My mentor has been instrumental in shaping
Ph.D. candidate in the aerospace my career. He’s helped me write proposals and he’s showing me the
and mechanical engineering direction on where to go to secure my foothold in the industry.”
APPLY
TODAY
Learn about admission requirements
SCAN TO APPLY

through the Graduate Catalog and grad.arizona.edu


reach out to the Graduate Program
Coordinator for your desired program.

FU N DIN G O P PO RTUNI TIES


At the graduate level, funding decisions are primarily made for their education. Graduate students seeking funding for
within the program of study and are usually a combination their studies or research can also find helpful information
of fellowships, assistantships, and/or grants. The University through the Graduate Center Office of Fellowships and
of Arizona Graduate College administers and offers a list through the university’s scholarship matching tool,
of opportunities for students looking for additional funding Scholarship Universe.

#1 #5 #4 #20
Best Public Masters NASA Funded Earth Public Universities
in Management Activity Sciences Research
Information Systems National Science U.S. News and World Report Expenditures
U.S. News & World Report 2023 Foundation National Science Foundation

C ONTAC T U S
[email protected] Unibuddy
everywhere.arizona.edu/unibuddy

+1 (520) 621-7524 @uazintladmission

WeChat: UAInternational @uazinternational


We are Arizona
TOP TOP TOP
50 4% 1%
Public University In Research Expenditure Universities Worldwide
U.S. News & World Report​ National Science Foundation Center for World University Rankings

6000+ 120+
International Countries
Students Enrolled Represented

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