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Offers programs leading towards the BS, MS and Ph.D. degrees
(520) 621-2235 Academic Policies and Procedures The Academic Affairs office is here for you, the UA Engineering student. This page is a gateway through which you can access information on some of our most popular topics. The navigation bar on the left of this page provides the links to all the help pages relevant to the College of Engineering. In addition, the University's Advising Resource Center provides support and services to the undergraduate academic advising community.
(520) 621-6032The Office of Academic Affairs is responsible for broad oversight of medical student admissions, medical student education, student affairs, graduate medical education, continuing medical education and faculty affairs. The office has direct responsibility for faculty appointments, promotion and tenure.
(520) 626-3867
malan@email.arizona.eduPrepares students for careers such as the independent practice of public accounting, controllership, and general accounting management.
(520) 621-2620
accounting@eller.arizona.eduAcademic home for "undecided" or "exploratory" students at the UA. Providing academic advising services as well as help and resources for students exploring majors. (previously University College)
(520) 621-7763
cesls@email.arizona.eduOffers programs leading towards the BS, MS and Ph.D. degrees
(520) 621-2235Offers programs leading towards the BS, MS and Ph.D. degrees
(520) 621-2235A program of learning and study about the people of African descent in the Americas and around the globe.
(520) 621-5665
jkunnie@email.arizona.eduThe Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (ABE), affiliated with both the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and the College of Engineering, offers programs leading to the Bachelor of Science, Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees.
(520) 621-1753
abe@arizona.eduPrepares students to assume responsible positions in the management of the world's natural and human resources.
(520) 621-6241
arecweb@ag.arizona.eduEducation focusing on the integration, application and dissemination of knowledge in the agricultural and applied sciences.
(520) 621-1523
akvann@cals.arizona.edu- +AME
Offers programs leading towards the BS, MS and Ph.D. degrees
(520) 621-2235 The Graduate Interdisciplinary Program in American Indian Studies seeks to develop a wider scope of understanding of the indigenous peoples of the Americas.
(520) 621-7108
aisp@email.arizona.eduThe Department of Anesthesiology provides the full spectrum of clinical anesthesiology services at the Arizona Health Sciences Center. These include both major and minor operating room anesthesia, consultation services in airway management and vascular access, preoperative patient assessment and optimization, emergency resuscitation, and critical care medicine. The department provides expertise in all subspecialties of anesthesiology, including cardiovascular, obstetric, neurosurgical, pediatric, transplantation, trauma, intensive care, and pain management.
(520) 626-7221Provides programs in Dairy, Stress Proteien Biology, Equine, Beef, and the Race Track Industry Program.
(520) 621-7623
ans@ag.arizona.eduThe Program in Applied Mathematics at the University of Arizona is an internationally recognized, interdisciplinary program offering a unique environment for students who wish to continue their studies of mathematics and its applications leading to Masters (M.S.) and Doctoral (PhD) degrees.
(520) 621-2016
appliedmath@math.arizona.eduA graduate professional degree program which emphasizes landscape and human ecology, socio-cultural and behavioral factors, landscape aesthetics, and artistic principles in a variety of design, planning, and management scenarios.
(520) 621-1004
landarch@u.arizona.eduProvides specialized Arid Lands information services, spanning the full range of library functions, to the University of Arizona community, the public, government agencies, and international development organizations.
(520) 621-8571A graduate program of study leading to the Doctor of Philosophy degree with a major in Arid Lands Resource Sciences.
(520) 621-8574
alrsgidp@email.arizona.eduThe Office of Arid Lands Studies (OALS) is a multidisciplinary research, instruction, and knowledge transfer unit in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at the University of Arizona in Tucson.
(520) 621-1956
oalsinfo@cals.arizona.eduThe Arizona Arthritis Center (AAC) is a stand alone research department serving the Tucson and Phoenix Colleges of Medicine at the University of Arizona. It is the focal point and catalyst for clinical and basic research in immuno-rheumatology in the state of Arizona and internationally.
(520) 626-5026- (520) 621-1519
dslay@email.arizona.edu A National Cancer Institute-Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center at the Arizona Health Sciences Center.
(520) 626-2548Leading the transformation of healthcare by creating, educating and actively supporting a community that embodies the philosophy and practice of healing-oriented medicine, addressing mind, body and spirit.
(520) 626-6417Devoted to research and instruction that advance the use of Modeling and Simulation as means to integrate disparate partial solution elements into coherent global solutions to multidisciplinary problems.
(520) 626-4846The Arizona Center for Judaic Studies’ mission is to promote advanced scholarship in the various fields of Judaica, translate faculty research into dynamic undergraduate instruction, and contribute to the community through educational outreach.
(520) 626-5758Provides an environment for research and learning in the Mathematical Sciences.
(520) 621-8129
acms@acms.arizona.eduCommitted to addressing the health and human welfare of seniors through an integrated program of research, education and excellence in health care and service.
(520) 626-5800
info@aemrc.arizona.eduThrough research and education to improve the care of patients with emergent problems whether in the Emergency Department or in the field.
(520) 626-8819
info@aemrc.arizona.eduFocuses on the health and health-related problems of Arizona's vulnerable older adults.
(520) 626-5805Our goal is to increase the number of Latino/Hispanic physicians, enhance health research on the Latino/Hispanic population in the Southwest, and improve the cultural competency of health care services for Latino/Hispanic communities.
(520) 621-5530
azhealth@email.arizona.edu- +Art
Provides programs designed to prepare undergraduate and graduate students for professional careers in studio art, graphic design and illustration, art history, and art education.
(520) 621-7570 Our department offers one of the top astronomy academic programs in the world, with undergraduate and graduate degree programs as well as a broad selection of general education courses. The department is directly associated with Steward Observatory, one of the world's leading astronomical research centers. All of our faculty members hold joint teaching and research appointments between the Astronomy Department and Steward Observatory.
(520) 621-2288
jbieging@as.arizona.eduThe Department of Atmospheric Sciences offers programs leading to the Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. Funded research is conducted through the Institute of Atmospheric Physics in such areas as Atmospheric Chemistry & Aerosols, Climate & Global Change, Lightning & Atmospheric Electricity, Radiation & Remote Sensing, Tropical Meteorology, and Weather Analysis & Predictability.
(520) 621-6831
atmosci@atmo.arizona.eduOffers the M.A., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees to prepare for senior research positions in industry or government laboratories or a career in college-level or university-level teaching and research.
(520) 621-5770
chemistry@arizona.eduEstablished in 2009 under the College of Engineering, Biomedical Engineering reflects a UA tradition of interdisciplinary research at the intersection of medicine, science, and engineering.
(520) 626-9134
dhoward@email.arizona.eduThe Biomedical Engineering Program offers an M.S. and Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering and is a discipline that integrates the engineering sciences with biology and medicine.
(520) 626-9134
barton@email.arizona.eduNationally-recognized academic research unit at the service of contemporary society.
(520) 621-6282Students in this program may choose areas of special concentration such as biochemistry, molecular and cellular biology, pharmacology or microbiology. Cancer Biology is the comparative study of the biology of normal and cancerous cells and tissues. The discipline includes the study of normal and tumor cell biology and biochemistry, cancer etiology, and biological rationale for cancer therapy and prevention.
acione@azcc.arizona.eduStudents in this program may choose areas of special concentration such as biochemistry, molecular and cellular biology, pharmacology or microbiology. Cancer Biology is the comparative study of the biology of normal and cancerous cells and tissues. The discipline includes the study of normal and tumor cell biology and biochemistry, cancer etiology, and biological rationale for cancer therapy and prevention.
acione@azcc.arizona.eduA National Cancer Institute-Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center at the Arizona Health Sciences Center.
(520) 626-2548A basic science department that provides courses in the medical curriculum and a number of graduate and undergraduate courses in the life sciences.
(520) 626-6084
casmith@email.arizona.eduConducts and supports sociological research on various social issues and problems critical to the well-being of the residents of Tucson, Pima County, Southern Arizona, the State of Arizona as a whole, and the Southwestern Region of the United States.
(520) 621-3531CERCLL supports the educational community and the nation by providing resources and research focused on culture, language and literacy in less commonly taught languages.
(520) 626-8071
cercll@email.arizona.eduAcademic home for "undecided" or "exploratory" students at the UA. Providing academic advising services as well as help and resources for students exploring majors. (previously University College)
(520) 621-7763
cesls@email.arizona.eduA multicampus, interdisciplinary program fostering collaborative research and education on a broad array of topics dealing with insect science.
(520) 621-9310
insects@arl.arizona.eduThe Arizona Center for Judaic Studies’ mission is to promote advanced scholarship in the various fields of Judaica, translate faculty research into dynamic undergraduate instruction, and contribute to the community through educational outreach.
(520) 626-5758Offers BA and MA degrees, a PhD minor, and joint BA/MA programs with Business and Law.
(520) 626-7242
clas@mail.sbs.arizona.eduPromotes Middle East studies-related teaching and research and fosters understanding of the Middle East through an extensive program of outreach to schools and the wider community.
(520) 621-5450
mideast@u.arizona.eduOffers flexible, interdisciplinary, and individualized masters Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degree programs with concentrations in comparative higher education, finance, organization and administration, science and technology policy, and student affairs.
(520) 626-7313Offer BS, MS, and PhD Degree Programs in Chemical Engineering, and MS and PhD Degree Programs in Environmental Engineering.
(520) 621-6044
arlaa@email.arizona.eduOffers the M.A., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees to prepare for senior research positions in industry or government laboratories or a career in college-level or university-level teaching and research.
(520) 621-5770
chemistry@arizona.eduOffers the M.A., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees to prepare for senior research positions in industry or government laboratories or a career in college-level or university-level teaching and research.
(520) 621-5770
chemistry@arizona.eduABET accredited BS degree and Masters and PhD programs. Civil engineers conceive, design, construct, manage and maintain physical facilities and infrastructure.
(520) 621-2266
ceem@engr.arizona.eduStudies the cultures, history, languages, literatures, and material remains of the ancient Mediterranean world.
(520) 621-1689
classics@email.arizona.eduThe study of human mental processes with a fundamental goal of determining the nature of human intelligence.
(520) 621-2065
gerken@u.arizona.eduProvides students with the knowledge and tools that they will need to embark on careers as educators and researchers in the field of neuroscience.
(520) 621-8380
erin@u.arizona.eduOffers studies leading to B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees.
(520) 621-1366
trm@email.arizona.eduThe Department of Computer Science emphasizes high quality research and instruction in an atmosphere where undergraduate as well as graduate students benefit from the Department's research programs.
(520) 621-6613
dept-info@cs.arizona.eduCreated in order to meet the need for instruction in less commonly taught languages.
(520) 621-3387
mcdowels@u.arizona.eduPrepares students for careers as performers, choreographers, movement specialists and teachers and develops scholarly foundations for specialized and advanced degree work.
cardella@email.arizona.eduThe School of Dance provides studies in the art, teaching and analysis of dance. The dance curriculum offers technique in ballet, jazz dance and modern dance, choreography and ample performing experience, leading to the Bachelor of Fine Arts with a major in dance.
(520) 621-4698
dance@email.arizona.eduThe Department of Disability and Psychoeducational Studies is committed to research about and teaching of students with disabilities and special abilities. The department’s research, teaching, and service address current issues in special education, rehabilitation, school psychology, and deaf studies.
(520) 621-7822
dps@email.arizona.eduThe Department of East Asian Studies is dedicated to the study of the civilizations and culture of China and Japan in all their diversity. The rich cultural heritages of the region are covered by courses in literature, history, religion and thought, linguistics and language, and other aspects of culture. EAS offers programs leading to the Bachelor of Arts (BA), Master of Arts (MA), and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees with a major in East Asian Studies. EAS also offers courses in Chinese and Japanese language.
(520) 621-1048
cohadv@email.arizona.eduStudy and research in areas including molecular genetics and organismal function as they relate to evolution and ecology; population and community ecology; and biological diversity, phylogeny and macroevolution.
(520) 621-1588
eebdept@email.arizona.eduStudents can pursue a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (B.S.B.A.).
(520) 621-6224
lsooter@eller.arizona.eduPrepares individuals for leadership roles at all levels of public education.
(520) 621-6658
edlprog@email.arizona.eduPrepares students for roles in research, teaching, school counseling and many other areas in which educational psychology is applied.
(520) 621-7828
EDP@u.arizona.eduDevelops and maintains programs of excellence in teaching and research which will support the state of Arizona in its development as a leading center for high-technology industry and which will support national needs for the development and application of electrical/electronic/computer based high technology.
(520) 621-2434
office@ece.arizona.eduEverything else in your world is customized, now your MBA can be, too. At the Eller College of Management, we'll help you map out a personalized plan for success.
(520) 621-4008
mba_admissions@eller.arizona.eduThe Eller College of Management's Undergraduate Program strives to nurture student success through innovation and value-added personalized programs. The following core competencies are emphasized within our program: knowledge, skills, ethical behavior, positive attitude, and creativity.
(520) 621-2505
ugrad@eller.arizona.eduThe Department of Emergency Medicine strives to provide care for all patients needing emergent or urgent care services, enhance educational programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels as well as research in the areas of prehospital care, acute injury and illness, emergent and urgent care services, injury prevention, and resuscitation.
(520) 626-6312
eminfo@aemrc.arizona.eduWelcome to the Department of English! Whether you are considering working with us in an undergraduate or graduate degree program or are just exploring, you will find information here on the many opportunities we offer students. The hallmarks of our department are outstanding teaching, creative research, and effective outreach. We were recognized in 1998 as the most outstanding teaching department on campus. Our four graduate programs have strong reputations for producing leaders in their fields. As you are browsing, feel free to email our webmaster with questions or comments.
(520) 621-1836
englchan@u.arizona.eduThe three-fold mission of the Department of Entomology is to 1) conduct research to better understand insects and their impact on humanity, 2) provide distinguished education in all aspects of insect biology, and 3) disseminate information about insects to improve the quality of life of the people of Arizona and the world.
(520) 621-1151
pbaldewi@ag.arizona.eduThe Department of Entomology at the University of Arizona has an internationally renowned faculty dedicated to excellence in research, teaching, and extension and has been generating, synthesizing, and disseminating knowledge about insects for more than a century. Faculty expertise encompasses fundamental insect biology, pest management, and outreach.
(520) 621-1151
aliciag@email.arizona.eduEnvironmental Research Lab is an established leader of environmental research and education in arid regions. The overall goal of Environmental Research Lab is to improve the health, welfare and living standards of communities in desert areas through the application of appropriate and sustainable technologies.
(520) 626-3322UA Evening & Weekend provides conveniently scheduled courses, student services, and degree programs that help students achieve their academic goals and further their career aspirations.
(520) 626-2073
evening@email.arizona.eduThe University of Arizona Department of Family and Community Medicine promotes the health of individuals, families and communities though excellent community-based teaching, research and service in the fields of Family Medicine and Community Medicine.
(520) 626-5914
chavezl@email.arizona.eduOffers two bachelor of science degrees for undergraduates majoring in family studies and human development or family and consumer sciences education (FACS), as well as advanced study at the graduate level.
(520) 621-1075
sfcs@cals.arizona.eduThe University of Arizona Finance Department is to adds value-to students, to the University community, and to the community at large.
(520) 621-7554
financeinfo@eller.arizona.eduOur undergraduate degree programs in French and Italian emphasize proficiency in the target language, critical thinking, and intellectual growth. It offers a B.A. in French (Literature; Teaching; and Business) and two in Italian (Language and literature; Italian studies).
(520) 621-7349Provides interdisciplinary feminist research and curriculum.
(520) 621-7338
wstudies@email.arizona.eduThe purpose of Graduate Interdisciplinary Program in Genetics at The University of Arizona is to facilitate interdisciplinary training and research in genetics. Genetics is the study of how genes are inherited, how they control the phenotype of cells and organisms, and how they evolve.
(520) 626-9821
genetics@email.arizona.eduOffers the BA degree in Geography, the BS degree in Regional Development, and the MA and PhD degrees in Geography. Features concentrations in Environmental Studies, Social and Cultural Geography, or Development Studies.
(520) 621-1652Focuses on research and education dealing with the nature, genesis, and history of the Earth and its crust, and with the evolution of the environment and biota at the Earth's surface.
(520) 621-6000The Department of German Studies provides instruction designed to develop competence in oral and written communication; insights into language form, usage and meaning; and knowledge of German literature, cultural history, and contemporary issues in the German-speaking world.
(520) 621-7385
gerstudy@u.arizona.eduThe program seeks to provide leadership in the identification and response to emerging needs of aging and elderly citizens in Arizona.
(520) 626-5804
geron@u.arizona.eduProvides students with the knowledge and tools that they will need to embark on careers as educators and researchers in the field of neuroscience. Students participate in designing their own individually tailored programs that provide a thorough base of knowledge in the many facets of neuroscience as well as depth in chosen areas of specialization.
(520) 621-8380
NRSC@neurobio.arizona.eduProvides graduate students with a broad understanding of critical concepts and state-of-the-art skills in the rapidly emerging field of global change.
(520) 621-6466
ispe@email.arizona.eduThe University of Arizona's Graduate Interdisciplinary Programs (GIDPs) transcend departmental boundaries by facilitating cutting edge teaching and research where traditional disciplines interface. The fusion of ideas, techniques, and expertise from the traditional academic fields provides for the evolution of modern and imaginative methods of research, and the creation of new fields of endeavor.
(520) 621-8368
gidp@email.arizona.eduProvides an opportunity to study coursework in Spanish, live with a Guadalajara family, and be totally immersed in the culture as well as the language.
(520) 621-5137
gss@u.arizona.eduThe focus of the Health Promotion Sciences (HPS) division of The University of Arizona Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health (MEZCOPH) is on studying risk factors for disease or injury and using the knowledge gained to protect the health of the public. Our strength is our diversity of approaches including learning about biological, psychological, societal, cultural, and organizational factors that can improve the health of the public.
(520) 626-1355
jehiri@emaiil.arizona.eduOffers flexible, interdisciplinary, and individualized master of arts and doctor of philosophy degree programs with concentrations in comparative higher education, finance, organization and administration, science and technology policy, and student affairs.
(520) 626-7313Offers major fields of study in Early Europe, Modern Europe, United States, Middle Eastern Histories, Asia, and Latin America. Offers minor fields of study in Comparative Women and Gender and Comparative/World History.
(520) 621-1586Offers programs to undergraduate and graduate students in the applied science of water use from many perspectives including social, economic, legal, environmental and scientific. Students prepare for careers in the field of hydrology with our internationally recognized faculty.
(520) 621-5082
programs@hwr.arizona.eduOffers graduate training leading to a Doctor of Philosophy degree with a major in Immunobiology.
(520) 626-6409
immuno@email.arizona.eduPrepares students for meaningful and exciting careers in 21st century information professions. Affords foundational knowledge necessary to work with print and digital information in libraries, museums, science centers, and business and government offices.
(520) 621-3565
sirls@email.arizona.eduProvides graduate training and research in the atmospheric sciences and related fields.
(520) 621-6831
atmosci@atmo.arizona.eduThe IDS/International Studies major, which is administratively based in the University College, is ideal for students who want a customized, multidisciplinary education and who have a strong desire to work in an international setting.
(520) 621-6901Provides students with the intellectual training and professional skills that journalists need to cover complex events and issues.
(520) 621-7556
journal@email.arizona.edu
The Arizona Center for Judaic Studies’ mission is to promote advanced scholarship in the various fields of Judaica, translate faculty research into dynamic undergraduate instruction, and contribute to the community through educational outreach.
(520) 626-5758Offers undergraduate and graduate programs in linguistics and human language technology.
(520) 621-6897
linguistics@sbs.arizona.eduDedicated to goal of understanding and teaching about the formation and evolution of the planetary system.
(520) 621-6963Academic home for "undecided" or "exploratory" students at the UA. Providing academic advising services as well as help and resources for students exploring majors. (previously University College)
(520) 621-7763
cesls@email.arizona.eduDesigned for students desiring managerial positions in large or small organizations.
(520) 621-1053Offers a unique combination of excellence in research and outstanding teaching and academic programs, as well as important business partnerships.
(520) 621-2748The Marketing Department in the Eller College of Management strives to generate influential contributions to marketing knowledge and communicate these to students in a way that regenerates this curiosity in a next generation of responsible citizens and marketing professionals.
(520) 621-7479
marketing@eller.arizona.eduThe department has exciting research programs in areas as diverse as high tech ceramics, non-linear optical materials, sol-gel and biomemetic processing, and polymers in electronic packaging. It has a long tradition of excellence in extractive and physical metallurgy.
(520) 621-6070
msed@email.arizona.eduProvides an environment for research and learning in the Mathematical Sciences.
(520) 621-8129
acms@acms.arizona.eduMembers of the department create, communicate, and apply mathematics of the highest caliber through activities such as internationally recognized research and graduate education, award winning undergraduate programs, and extensive outreach to local schools.
(520) 621-6892Offers programs leading towards the BS, MS and Ph.D. degrees
(520) 621-2235Offers students comprehensive training in the art and the business of storytelling and the workings of the entertainment industry in an incredibly rich learning environment. With state-of- the- art equipment, and a faculty made up of working professionals.
(520) 621-7008Provides lectures by visiting professors, as well as courses and events for UA medical students.
(520) 626-9896
rgrant@email.arizona.eduProvides sections in medicine including cardiology, dermatology, endocrinology, and many more.
(520) 626-6102Studies of the epoch of transition between medieval and early-modern Europe.
(520) 621-1284
skimball@u.arizona.eduThe Department of Mexican American & Raza Studies is committed to contemporary applied public policy research on Mexican Americans. As the leading public policy research center addressing issues of concern to this minority group in Arizona, the MA&RS works collaboratively with key community agencies in promoting leadership and empowerment of Mexican Americans within the state and the nation.
(520) 621-7551
masrc@u.arizona.eduThe School is a multi-disciplinary unit focusing on the region extending from Morocco to Afghanistan which includes the Arab world, Iran, Israel and Turkey. It provides language courses in Arabic, Persian, and Turkish, and undergraduate and graduate studies in culture, history, religion, politics and conflict.
(520) 621-8013
neareast@email.arizona.eduMilitary science (Army) and aerospace studies (Air Force) are open to male and female students seeking a commission. ROTC courses can be counted as elective credit toward graduation in most academic majors.
(520) 621-3521Military science (Army) is open to male and female students seeking a commission. ROTC courses can be counted as elective credit toward graduation in most academic majors.
(520) 621-1939
armyrotc@email.arizona.eduTeaches mineral resource engineering through core functions of technologically advanced education that emphasizes creative problem solving, leadership, and communication.
(520) 621-6063
mgedept@email.arizona.eduThe Molecular and Cellular Biology faculty teach over 700 undergraduate majors. Encourages interdisciplinary pursuits and are committed to providing hands-on and intellectually challenging experiences in research labs.ors.
(520) 621-7560
mcbio@u.arizona.eduOffers a wide variety of degree programs and musical experiences, and presents over 300 concerts and recitals each year.
(520) 621-1655
music@cfa.arizona.eduProvides instruction, research and extension/outreach in a range of disciplines related to the conservation and management of these renewable natural resources.
(520) 621-7255
snr@cals.arizona.eduProvides program areas for landscape studies, rangeland and forest resources, watershed resources, and wildlife and fisheries resources.
(520) 621-7255
snr@cals.arizona.eduNaval Science courses cover a wide variety of subjects from navigation to leadership and ethics.
(520) 621-1281
lisa.wong@nrotc.arizona.eduThe ARL Division of Neurobiology is now the Department of Neuroscience in the College of Science.
(520) 621-6629
neurosci@email.arizona.eduProvides world-class clinical neurology services, a top-notch neurology education for our residents and medical students, and opportunities to participate in cutting-edge research.
(520) 626-4551
department@neurology.arizona.eduThe Department of Neuroscience is devoted to education and research in this remarkably interdisciplinary and dynamic field of modern science.
(520) 621-6629
neurosci@email.arizona.eduProvides students with the knowledge and tools that they will need to embark on careers as educators and researchers in the field of neuroscience.
(520) 621-8380
erin@u.arizona.eduOffers programs for careers in retailing, family studies, and family and consumer sciences education. Its closely tied with the community to ensure that programs reflect the changing needs of society.
(520) 621-1075
sfcs@cals.arizona.eduProvides undergraduate, graduate, and cooperative extension programs that advance the discovery and translation of the roles of nutrition in optimizing health for people in Arizona, the nation and the world.
(520) 621-1186The department of Obstetrics & Gynecology is dedicated to providing excellence in the specialty care of women.
(520) 626-6043Provides education, research, and service in ophthalmology throughout the Southwest.
(520) 321-3677The Department of Orthopaedic Surgery exists to provide comprehensive, integrated orthopaedic programs for patients, students, residents, fellows, the University community and the people of Arizona. The foundation of these programs is excellent clinical services that give rise to intellectual integrity in research and education.
(520) 626-4024
asv@email.arizona.eduProvides professional expertise in many areas of pathology and laboratory medicine.
(520) 626-6097Education will consist of a constellation of experiences that include an introduction to children, their uniqueness in life, their special medical problems, the techniques necessary to obtain data from them, and a beginning insight into growth and development as biologic and medical phenomena, both normal and abnormal.
(520) 626-6053Provide quality preclinical and clinical education in pharmacology and therapeutics for medical students, and educate and train graduate and postdoctoral biomedical scientists.
(520) 626-6400Provides instruction in pharmacology, toxicology and medicinal chemistry to PharmD students and for providing graduate education to students in a variety of research tracks.
(520) 626-2823As a leader in pharmacy education and science, the Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science will be comprised of exceptional educators, scholars and practitioners who shape future generations of pharmacy practitioners and scientists.
(520) 626-4289The study of philosophy is central to the mission of the University of Arizona. Through an excellent undergraduate major and an internationally distinguished graduate program, the Philosophy Department offers students opportunities to think deeply and analytically about questions fundamental to the place of the person in the natural and social world. As one of the nation's premier centers for original philosophical research, the Department is the academic home to a highly dynamic and engaged group of students in daily interaction with a world-renowned faculty.
(520) 621-5045
maloney@u.arizona.eduThe Undergraduate Physical Education Degree Program is being phased out as a result of restructuring at the University. The program will continue for the next two years for students who have already been admitted. No new applications will be considered.
(520) 621-6993The University of Arizona Physics Department has earned a reputation for its strong research and academic programs.Research in our department tackles the topics that are defining today's expanding scientific horizons. Whether experimental or theoretical, abstract or concrete, we recognize unsolved problems as opportunities for scientific breakthroughs.
(520) 621-6820
info@physics.arizona.eduGraduate students work side-by-side with the faculty investigators from a large range of disciplines using cutting edge, innovative research techniques and experimental approaches at the molecular, cellular, and organ systems levels.
(520) 626-2898
hollyL@u.arizona.eduOffers and participates in courses and programs of study for undergraduate, graduate, and medical students.
(520) 626-6511Includes courses in basic biological and physical sciences, human anatomy & physiology, and a wide selection of physiology topics as well as research.
(520) 626-6511Has earned a reputation for world-class research and graduate education, pursued through spacecraft missions, laboratory-based research, theory, and astronomical observations.
(520) 621-6963Assists communities to formulate plans and policies to meet their social, economic, environmental, and cultural needs in the face of societal forces.
(520) 621-9597
planning@u.arizona.eduIntroduces students to a wide variety of subjects important to understanding and improving plants for human use and enjoyment.
(520) 621-1945
feldmann@cals.arizona.eduStudents of political science examine the theory and practice of government and politics.
(520) 621-7600
polisci@email.arizona.eduFocuses its efforts on three domains: education, clinical care, and research—with the primary emphasis on education.
(520) 626-6417
piminfo@email.arizona.eduAn interdisciplinary graduate program for students who wish to continue their studies of mathematics.
(520) 621-4664
applmath@email.arizona.eduSponsors two separate residency pograms, each with distinct goals and missions: The University of Arizona program has a more academic focus, while The University of Arizona/UPH program is oriented to serving a public mental health population.
(520) 626-6254The undergraduate major focuses on providing students with a solid grounding in research methods, and broad exposure to two domains: (1) Cognition and Neural Systems and (2) Individual and Social Processes. The graduate program includes concentrations in clinical, social, evolutionary psychology, cognition and neural systems, and in psychology, policy and law.
(520) 621-7447
psychology@email.arizona.eduOffers doctoral, master's, dual degree, and certificate programs as well as a bachelor of science degree in the college of public health.
(520) 626-3201Offers two paths based on student interest: the Business Path prepares students for employment in the areas of race track management, regulation and pari-mutuel racing organizations; the Equine Management Path prepares students for employment in areas dealing with racing and breeding animals.
(520) 621-5660
rtipinfo@ag.arizona.eduProvides clinical service representing state-of-the-art approaches, performs clinical and basic cancer biology research, and teaches students at a variety of levels, particularly medical students, residents, and cancer biology graduate students.
(520) 626-6724
rodept@email.arizona.eduOur mission is to provide cutting-edge radiology services to the people of Arizona, serve as a destination site for medical imaging research, and educate the next generation of leaders in imaging science and its applications. We are a state-wide department providing clinical imaging in Tucson and Phoenix as well as a large number of rural sites ranging from Nogales to Yuma to Tuba City. In total the department performs over 500,000 studies per year.
(520) 626-7848An academic, interdisciplinary exploration of the meaning and value of religion in human experience.
(520) 626-5152The University of Arizona offers an unparalleled opportunity to pursue a multidisciplinary Ph.D. minor degree in remote sensing and related fields in spatial analysis. The range of courses offered in these fields is unmatched by any other institution in terms of breadth and depth. This is possible because a wide variety of academic departments and faculty participate in remote sensing and spatial analysis activities.
(520) 621-3228
ahuete@email.arizona.eduProvides program areas for landscape studies, rangeland and forest resources, watershed resources, and wildlife and fisheries resources.
(520) 621-7255
snr@cals.arizona.eduThe Department of Russian and Slavic Studies at the University of Arizona is unique in the Southwest, offering degrees in language, culture, and literature at the BA and MA level.
(520) 621-7341
tpolowy@u.arizona.eduOffers academic training in cultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, archaeology, and biological anthropology. The School is one of the few institutions to fully support the integrated subdiscipline approach to Anthropology, with research departments embracing Sociocultural Anthropology, Biological Anthropology, Archaeology and Linguistic Anthropology.
(520) 621-2585
anthro@email.arizona.eduEducation in Architecture at Arizona is centered on preparation for ethical and innovative professional practice, with a commitment to the integration of knowledge and skills from multiple domains affecting the design and study of the built environment.
(520) 621-6751
cala@u.arizona.eduProvides programs designed to prepare undergraduate and graduate students for professional careers in studio art, graphic design and illustration, art history, and art education.
(520) 621-7570The School of Dance provides studies in the art, teaching and analysis of dance. The dance curriculum offers technique in ballet, jazz dance and modern dance, choreography and ample performing experience, leading to the Bachelor of Fine Arts with a major in dance.
(520) 621-4698
dance@email.arizona.eduThe School of Earth and Environmental Sciences (SEES) produces new knowledge about earth and environmental processes and human-environment interactions at all geographic and temporal scales, provides the scientific basis for environmental and climate policy, trains the next generation of earth and environmental scientists, and disseminates knowledge and solutions for the benefit of students and society.
(520) 621-6000
kflessa@email.arizona.eduProvides degrees in geography, urban and regional development, environmental studies, and geographic information systems technology. The School covers the entire range of contemporary geography, including the sustainability of cities, human impacts of global climate change, and water resource issues and policy.
The School of Government and Public Policy prepares men and women for leadership positions in the public and nonprofit sectors, as well as in private organizations which interact with government.
(520) 621-7965Prepares students for meaningful and exciting careers in 21st century information professions. Affords foundational knowledge necessary to work with print and digital information in libraries, museums, science centers, and business and government offices.
(520) 621-3565
sirls@email.arizona.eduThe mission of the School of Information Sciences, Technologies and Arts (SISTA) is to promote research in computational methods across disciplines and teach students to understand the computational aspects of any discipline.
(520) 626-2818
cohen@cs.arizona.eduProvides students with the intellectual training and professional skills that journalists need to cover complex events and issues.
(520) 621-7556
journal@email.arizona.eduA graduate professional degree program which emphasizes landscape and human ecology, socio-cultural and behavioral factors, landscape aesthetics, and artistic principles in a variety of design, planning, and management scenarios.
(520) 621-1004
landarch@u.arizona.eduEverything else in your world is customized, now your MBA can be, too. At the Eller College of Management, we'll help you map out a personalized plan for success.
(520) 621-4008
mba_admissions@eller.arizona.eduThe School is a multi-disciplinary unit focusing on the region extending from Morocco to Afghanistan which includes the Arab world, Iran, Israel and Turkey. It provides language courses in Arabic, Persian, and Turkish, and undergraduate and graduate studies in culture, history, religion, politics and conflict.
(520) 621-8013
neareast@email.arizona.eduThe School of Mind, Brain, and Behavior represents a multidisciplinary group of departments and programs dedicated to the teaching and discovery of principles and mechanisms underlying minds, brains, and behaviors. The School was formed to foster interdisciplinary dialog and collaboration among students and faculty and to create new educational and research opportunities unconstrained by traditional disciplinary boundaries.
(520) 621-3933
mbb-admin@email.arizona.eduOffers a wide variety of degree programs and musical experiences, and presents over 300 concerts and recitals each year.
(520) 621-1655
music@cfa.arizona.eduProvides program areas for landscape studies, rangeland and forest resources, watershed resources, and wildlife and fisheries resources.
(520) 621-7255
snr@cals.arizona.eduIntroduces students to a wide variety of subjects important to understanding and improving plants for human use and enjoyment.
(520) 621-1945
feldmann@cals.arizona.eduThe School of Sustainable Engineered Systems will be a leader in the improved design of linkages between our natural and engineered systems to sustainably provide material resources, water, energy, infrastructure, and manufactured products through innovative education, research, and outreach.
(520) 621-6594Offers students comprehensive training in the art and the business of storytelling and the workings of the entertainment industry in an incredibly rich learning environment. With state-of- the- art equipment, and a faculty made up of working professionals.
(520) 621-7008Provides training for researchers, teachers, and administrators concerned with second language acquisition and teaching.
(520) 621-7391
azslat@u.arizona.eduOffers advanced degree programs designed to prepare students for careers in research and teaching.
(520) 621-3531Offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in the broad area of Environmental Science and Soil and Water Science that are integrated with strong research and extension education programs.
(520) 621-1646
sw@ag.arizona.eduThe Department of Spanish and Portuguese offers a variety of undergraduate program options, including Basic Language, Heritage Language and Portuguese Language. Undergraduate programs in the Department equip students with the analytical skills necessary to undertake linguistic, cultural and literary investigation.
(520) 621-3123
spandept@email.arizona.eduOffers educational programs leading to the B.S., M.S., Au.D., and Ph.D. degrees. Committed to helping students understand the science of human communication and its disorders and developing skills as clinicians and researchers.
(520) 621-1644
slhs@email.arizona.eduThe Graduate Interdisciplinary Program (GIDP) in Statistics supports and encourages the central role of statistical thinking in the biological, physical, engineering, financial, and social sciences.
(520) 621-2016
stat@email.arizona.eduWe provide our patients high quality, cost effective and compassionate clinical care; to train the next generation of surgical leaders; and to advance the field of surgery through translational research.
(520) 626-4409
jgellerm@email.arizona.eduA nationally ranked top 20 program providing research and educational programs emphasizing mathematical modeling, computing, and decision technologies for the design and operation of large systems in engineering, business and logistics.
(520) 621-6551Helps prepare undergraduate students for careers as elementary and secondary teachers and offers master's and doctoral programs leading to positions in school leadership, research and development and teacher education.
(520) 621-7820
ttegrad@email.arizona.eduFosters an enduring spirit of inquiry and discovery by providing academic opportunities, such as Honors courses, research experiences, and intellectual dialogues, for artistically and academically talented students.
(520) 621-6901
honors@email.arizona.eduThe Pharmacology and Toxicology graduate program provides training leading to the doctor of philosophy (PhD) or master of science (MS) degree in pharmacology and toxicology. The program trains students in state-of-the-art approaches in basic research in pharmacology, toxicology, environmental toxicology, chemical pharmacology, and proteomics and closely related sub-disciplines.
(520) 626-7265Engaged in research programs which include fire history and fire ecology, multiproxy paleoclimatology, archaeology, biogeography, isotope geochemistry, paleoecology, biogeochemistry, geomorphology, numerical and statistical modeling, and even public health.
(520) 621-1608Sponsors policy-relevant, interdisciplinary research and forums that link scholarship and education with decisionmaking.
(520) 626-4393
udallctr@u.arizona.eduUA South is located about 75 miles southeast of Tucson in Sierra Vista. UA South offers upper division programs to allow students from Arizona community colleges to complete a degree.
(520) 626-2422
sasteam@email.arizona.eduOur mission is the applied phylogenetics of venom: using clues from the genealogy of animals to guide scientific discovery toward practical applications.
(520) 626-1118
geib@pharmacy.arizona.eduOffers two undergraduate majors, one in Veterinary Science and one in Microbiology. The department also offers MS and PhD degrees in Microbiology, as well as MS, applied MS and PhD degrees in Pathobiology.
(520) 621-2355
evm@u.arizona.eduProvides health care education, research, and patient care. Includes the Colleges of Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy and Public Health.
(520) 626-1197
public@u.arizona.eduResearch includes the biology and management of insects, the biology and management of crop diseases, weed ecology and control, seed and crop physiology, and soil, water and nutrient management.
(928) 782-3836
rubeng@ag.arizona.edu