A-Z Website Index

An alphabetical list of all links available within the UA web site.

Helps determine how many hours of good grades are needed to achieve a target GPA.

UA web management and web development resources.

Includes the semester begin and end dates, holidays, commencement ceremonies and more.

Includes course descriptions, majors, colleges, calendars, policies and procedures.

Alphabetical list of academic departments and programs.

Academic resources, dates and learning opportunities.

Coordinates distance learning, correspondence, continuing education, Evening & Weekend Campus, and programs for children and seniors.

Charged with considering such matters as promotion and tenure, sabbatical and leave of absence policy and performance evaluation policy and procedures.

The official UA listing of academic policies.

Create or change academic programs and organizational units.

Provides full text for nearly 1,000 publications, and indexing and abstracting for over 8,000 total publications via EBSCOhost.

Academic resources and services for current and future students.

View locations of accessible entrances, elevators, handicapped parking and more.

Enables members of the university to add accounts for Email, U-system computing, and Super Computing.

For students who are underrepresented in undergraduate accounting classes, explore the accounting field and become involved in the Eller community. Grade 11.

Prepares students for careers such as the independent practice of public accounting, controllership, and general accounting management.

UA provides free accounts to students, staff and faculty.

UA provides free accounts to students, staff and faculty.

The policy for providing acknowledgments or advertising on UA websites.

A student run, non-profit organization providing UA students and the Tucson community with campus-wide, affordable, and diverse activities.

Offers Group Fitness, Yoga/Mind & Body, Faculty Staff Fitness classes.

Ensuring equal opportunities and reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities at the UA.

Information about UA administrators, governing boards and institutional planning.

Admissions information for prospective undergraduate students.

Provides services for patients with a wide variety of hearing and balance disorders.

An NSF sponsored initiative to actively advance the research and scientific reputation of the UA through activities that enhance faculty diversity and promote the equitable treatment of all faculty members.

Explores semantics, databases, and interoperable systems in business, scientific, and manufacturing domains.

Search for people at the UA by department, office phone or e-mail address.

UA accepts AP (advance placement) and IB (international baccalaureate) credits for courses taken in high school.

Provides leadership in GIS institutional development, GIS environmental database design and development, application of cartographic and spatial analysis.

Conducts research and development, technology transfer and enhances education in advanced transportation and logistics.

AHSC's newsletter.

An advertising guide for placing ads while recruiting for open job positions.

Advertising in the Alumni magazine reaches more than 175,000 UA alumni.

Advising for undecided, exploratory, and non-degree seeking students.

Resources and information for advisors.

An online resource gives advisors access to Student Academic Progress Reports (SAPRs).

Provides information on how to encourage the Arizona Legislature and Governor to support UA initiatives.

Offers programs leading towards the BS, MS and Ph.D. degrees

Offers courses in leadership that feature opportunities for cadets to develop and practice their officership and to develop leadership and management techniques.

Upholds the UA's policy to provide equal opportunity in its admissions, employment, educational programs and activities.

Facilitates a support system that helps students achieve academic excellence and an enriching African American cultural experience.

Student club.

A program of learning and study about the people of African descent in the Americas and around the globe.

K12 lesson plans developed to familarize students with honey bees and bee safety issues.

A statewide Ag-Literacy outreach educational program offering a variety of programs covering the basics of how agriculture is carried out in an arid environment.

Information about agricultural outreach and UA Cooperative Extension Service programs.

Offers programs leading to the Bachelor of Science, Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees.

Prepares students to assume responsible positions in the management of the world's natural and human resources.

Education focusing on the integration, application and dissemination of knowledge in the agricultural and applied sciences.

Assists educators in the effective use of incorporating information about agriculture into the subjects they teach and educates consumers about Arizona's agriculture industry.

Provides a wide range of leadership development and educational programs that reach community leaders, volunteers and youth.

Engaged in teaching, research, and outreach in many fields within environment and natural resources; family, youth and community; human nutrition, food safety, health; marketing, trade and economics; animal systems; and plant systems.

Selected news items and calendar releases from the Office of Public Affairs at the Arizona Health Sciences Center.

Performs media and government relations for the Arizona Health Sciences Center.

A free lecture service provided to civic and fraternal groups, schools, churches and other community organizations.

Provides health care education, research, and patient care. Includes the Colleges of Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy and Public Health.

Offers courses in leadership that feature opportunities for cadets to develop and practice their officership and to develop leadership and management techniques.

Policy regarding the use, possession, service or sale of alcoholic beverages on University property.

Individual and group awards presented for outstanding leadership efforts on campus.

Listen to UA's alma mater song online!

Lyrics to the UA's alma mater song and listen online.

Provides the opportunity for students to participate in service oriented trips as an alternative to the leisure oriented venues.

UA heritage, travel, events, career connections, clubs, homecoming information, and more.

Resources and information for and about alumni.

Take a campus tour led by an Arizona Ambassador, a current student who enjoys sharing the UA experience with visitors. Learn some UA history and soak in student life during this 90 minute tour.

A four-week residential program for teachers working with Native American students.

The Graduate Interdisciplinary Program in American Indian Studies seeks to develop a wider scope of understanding of the indigenous peoples of the Americas.

Student club.

Baseball camp for kids and teens.

Provides the full spectrum of clinical anesthesiology services at the Arizona Health Sciences Center.

Ensures the appropriate care, use and humane treatment of animals being used for research, testing and education.

Assures that all research, testing, or educational instruction involving animals is conducted in a humane manner in accordance with federal laws and regulations, including the Animal Welfare Act.

Provides a listing of information sheets, news releases and educational material involving current animal health issues in Arizona.

Provides resources on individual animal species as well as animal issues.

Provides programs in Dairy, Stress Proteien Biology, Equine, Beef, and the Race Track Industry Program.

Offers academic training in cultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, archaeology, and biological anthropology.

Gives Apache students the same opportunities that the brightest students in the city have to explore and create mathematics.

Residence Hall.

Offers students a curriculum tuned to their professional interests, preparing them to enter industry, government, or national laboratories.

An interdisciplinary graduate program for students who wish to continue their studies of mathematics.

Conducts and supports sociological research on various social issues and problems critical to the well-being of residents in Tucson and the surrounding communities.

A list of available jobs at the UA and applicant resources.

Provides qualified support and continuity for the University's undergraduate, graduate, continuing professional and technical education endeavors.

Policy on the usage of University owned computer equipment.

Recreational swimming, lap swim, play water basketball or volleyball, innertube water polo, and instructional and safety courses.

Information about the trees and plants on the UA campus including plant walk tours and currently blooming plants.

Accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB) and the Landscape Architecture Accreditation Board (LAAB).

Contains books covering the fields of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture.

Known for an interest in desert architecture and an emphasis on integrating environmental analysis into building design.

A graduate program of study leading to the Doctor of Philosophy degree with a major in Arid Lands Resource Sciences.

A multidisciplinary research, information, and teaching unit that addresses problems relating to understanding and managing the world's arid lands.

Helps youth develop through the mentoring and involvement of parents, teens, and other volunteers. They involve youth in organizing and conducting learning experiences in a community setting.

Delivers educational programs and services which support the provision of primary health care in rural and medically underserved neighborhoods.

Information on the Joseph Gross and Lionel Rombach Galleries.

Committed to both care and research to improve the quality of life for people living with arthritis.

The UA's Intercollegiate Athletics program.

Students enter this program in the first semester of their freshman year to enrich their college experience.

Governing Board for the three state universities.

A National Cancer Institute-Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center at the Arizona Health Sciences Center.

Provides tools and information to consumers about proper medication use, medication logs, and ask the expert.

Promotes the development of high technology companies in Southern Arizona through a program of business development.

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.

Provides an environment for research and learning in the Mathematical Sciences.

Committed to addressing the health and human welfare of seniors through an integrated program of research, education and excellence in health care and service.

Provides participants with valuable skills and knowledge in understanding enhancing leadership abilities in working with community groups.

Provides information on courses, course equivalencies, and program requirements.

An independent student newspaper.

Information about how the Arizona Cooperative Extension makes a difference for people and communities in Arizona. Features descriptions of educational outreach programs.

The Alumni Association works to preserve the tradition and heritage of the UA. Find out how you can help.

Information on wildfire risks, preparing for wildfires, and recovery.

An online collection of plant, animal, and plant disease images.

Nestled in Ramsey Canyon, the facility is used for the collection and preservation of folklore of the Southern Arizona/Northern Mexico region, and as a venue for folk artists. A Conference room is available.

Provides assistance to protect, improve, and restore forested ecosystems from the adverse effects of insects and diseases in the State of Arizona with emphasis on private and state owned lands.

Information on general education core curriculum for transfering students.

Focuses on the health and health-related problems of Arizona's vulnerable older adults.

Provides health care education, research, and patient care. Includes the Colleges of Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy and Public Health.

Eight centers, 17 departments and four divisions which are designated by the Arizona Board of Regents as "centers of excellence."

Electronic access to many full-text resources. The library supports Arizona health care providers and is open to the general public.

Includes information about physical activity, nutrition, tobacco use, mental health, injury and violence prevention, environmental health, immunization and infectious diseases, access to care and maternal/infant health.

Aimed at improving research on Hispanic health, and enhancing the Medical College's ability to recruit and retain Hispanic students and faculty.

Charged with preserving Arizona history for the present and future.

Student club.

A Standards-Based test, provides educators and the public information regarding the progress of Arizona's students toward mastering Arizona's reading, writing and mathematics Standards.

Open to UA students, faculty, and staff. Provided by the Department of Campus Recreation.

The science and engineering of materials hold the key to advances in many areas of high technology - from integrated circuits and chip carriers to turbine engines and optical waveguides.

A simulation of events and procedures in the United Nations that shows high school and college students the importance of the United Nations and the process of diplomacy.

Provides poison and medication-related emergency treatment advice, referral assistance and comprehensive information on poisons and toxins, poison prevention and the safe and proper use of medications.

Membership support is vital to KUAT's ability to provide the very finest in non-commercial programming. Viewer support is our single largest source of funding and it's an investment that benefits everyone in the community.

Several staff development workshops appropriate for K-12 teachers.

Underwriting opportunites on KUAT television and radio. Underwriting is an ideal vehicle for public relations because it associates your business with quality programming that is of real value to its viewers and listeners.

Arizona Public Media is affiliated with PBS and NPR and is an educational broadcast and production resource of The University of Arizona. The group consists of TV Stations KUAT Channel 6, KUAS, the UA Channel, PBS Kids, V-me, Create & KUAT-DT; with radio stations KUAT-FM & KUAZ-AM.

Identifies desert terrains and inventories desert resources using remote sensing and spatial analysis.

ART is the professional training company of the School of Theatre Arts.

An academic and research unit devoted to research and education in neurobiology.

ARL is a group of researchers solving critical scientific problems and generating knowledge for the future. The organization's structure and values promote innovation through dynamic interdisciplinary collaborations.

An organization of physicians, scientists, and scholars all seeking to understand and eradicate respiratory diseases.

Residence Hall.

Expands opportunities for Americans to learn about and participate in NASA's aeronautics and space programs by supporting science, engineering education, research, and outreach programs.

Learn about the history and cultural traditions of peoples of the Southwest through engaging field trip programs.

Downloadable classroom materials about Native Peoples of Arizona and northern Mexico.

A research facility specializing in the archaeology and anthropology of the southwestern U.S. and northern Mexico.

Current events and exhibits at ASM.

Teacher-training workshops related to museum exhibition and research topics are offered each year.

The museum brings the cultural history of the southwest to life.

Policy on the requirement for UA employees to enroll in the Arizona State Retirement Plan.

Offers multi-media and journalism training through the AZ Daily Wildcat, the Wildcat Online, KAMP Student Radio, and TV3.

Catering, food service, meeting space, student leadership opportunities and more.

A multidisciplinary program that uses research and technology transfer for telemedicine services, informatics training, distance learning and telemedicine technology assessments capabilities to all AZ counties.

Created to bring together different groups of citizens to understand and ask questions about various issues and concerns facing the state.

Provides distance courses from the three Arizona state universities: The University of Arizona; Arizona State University; and Northern Arizona University.

Time-lapse movies collected by the Arizona Webcam.

A view of the Santa Catalina Mountains looking north across the UA campus from the Gould-Simpson building. A new image is generated once a minute.

UA Wildcat sports teams.

Offers educational summer day camps to children in grades 3-12.

A virtual university outreach and distance learning telecommunications center devoted to the higher educational needs of Native Nations.

Prepares students for careers as officers in the Army.

Changing exhibitions and a growing permanent collection of art ranging from 15-century to contemporary 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.

Committed to both care and research to improve the quality of life for people living with arthritis.

A research group in the areas of digital libraries, intelligent retrieval, collaborative computing, knowledge management, medical informatics, and security informatics.

Information on performances, exhibits, museums, galleries, venues and box offices.

Events, performance calendars and news from the College of Fine Arts.

Provides academic and personal support through program implementation, leadership opportunities, and advocacy for APA student issues.

Answer questions about the UA and helps people locate resources within the University community.

Facilitates full access for disabled students, faculty, staff, and visitors through the provision of reasonable accommodations, adaptive athletic and fitness programs, assistive technology, innovative programming, education, and consultation.

Student Government.

Fosters the careers of women faculty and academic professionals.

Works with researchers, programs, departments and colleges across campus and researchers throughout the world to build the research and educational programs needed to answer the profound questions raised in astrobiology.

Engages students in the concept of doing science and engineering. It therefore reinforces school subjects and provides glimpses into future career areas. Open to: 13-18 year olds.

Collaborating on ways to make space science accessible and interesting to children at elementary and middle school levels.

Offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs.

Student Government.

Provides clothing & gifts, books, computers, textbooks, supplies, and mobile communications.

A resource center that offers a safe, supportive social and academic environment to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender students.

ASUA Safe Ride provides a safe, night-time method of transportation to all university-affiliated persons on and around the main campus.

Provides resources to the UA community about women’s issues and promotes a sensitive and accepting community.

Information about NCAA sports, intramurals, sport clubs and campus athletic facilities.

UA Wildcat sports teams.

Provides benefits from signage, game day promotions, consumer promotions, print advertising, electronic media, VIP hospitality and tickets and community outreach.

Conducts research and development, technology transfer and enhances education in advanced transportation and logistics.

Provides graduate training and research in the atmospheric sciences and related fields.

Provides legal counsel to the University.

Campus map links to event locations.

Provided by the UA Bookstore.

Provides access to diagnostic and therapeutic services, as well as have the opportunity to participate in educational and support activities.

Residence Hall.

Student club.

UA's marching and pep bands.

Baseball camp for kids and teens.

Delivers the basic sciences curriculum to first- and second-year medical students.

Listen to Bear Down Arizona in your favorite muscial style using QuickTime.

Purchase Wildcat t-shirts, hats and accessories online.

Offers a comprehensive benefits program to UA employees.

A University-wide networking organization of office professionals.

Student club.

Provides an intellectual framework and administrative structure that positions the UA to be at the leading edge of 21st century biological research.

Offers 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.

Provides students with an opportunity to work at the interface of chemistry and biology.

Risk Management safety information.

Offers students & faculty in the life sciences a lab incorporating state of the art computing and presentation technology.

An online interactive resource for learning biology.

Trains graduate students in research areas at the interface of the biological, mathematical and physical sciences, working with interdisciplinary faculty teams.

Provides presentation technologies, streaming video/web casting, TV program Development and video production, video capture services and videoconference support.

Production services and communication media planning for the Arizona Health Sciences Center.

A Graduate Interdisciplinary Program that offers opportunities for students interested in research and training related to biomedical engineering.

Dedicated to the research and understanding of global scientific issues.

An outreach program for teachers.

Links designed to help you effectively``navigate UA business and administrative systems.

Electronic course management system.

Risk Management safety information.

A community-based osteoporosis prevention education program for women and older men in AZ.

Conveniently located in the heart of UA Residential Life surrounded by many of the major on-campus housing facilities.

Located in the Arizona Health Sciences Center, Room 1116.

Provides clothing & gifts, books, computers, textbooks, supplies, and mobile communications.

American Southwest's oldest arboretum and botanical garden. Located near Superior, Arizona.

A program to encourage all employees to contribute innovative suggestions that can enhance campus life and working conditions.

Manages the budgetary resources of the University.

View locations of accessible entrances, elevators, handicapped parking and more.

Positive youth development strategies to help those working with 9-13 year olds promote health.

An index of campus maps for each UA building.

Student club.

Nationally-recognized academic research unit at the service of contemporary society

Banking supplies, departmental deposits and cashiering oversight for University departments.

The college treasury. Fees are collected and financial aid is disbursed through this office.

Works to ensure pay equity and equal educational and economic opportunities.

Provides service involves budgeting, payroll or other financial services, procurement, contracting, auditing, public safety, maintenance of facilities, records management, mail operations, risk management, facilities design and construction, space management, parking and campus planning.

Delivers business and leadership education through undergraduate and graduate programs emphasizing innovation, integrity, and cutting-edge research balanced with experiential learning.

A collection of UA business forms.

Allows card holders to check books out of the UA Libraries only, does not provide remote access to databases.

Information about doing business with the University of Arizona.

Resources to help employees at UA complete job-related tasks.

Services for UA Departments, Faculty & Staff.

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The goal of this project is to visit each high school calculus class in the city of Tucson at least once per year.

UA's master calendar of current events and important dates.

Western Vegetable Quality en Español.

Camping opportunities for children from the Tucson area. Provides activities for fun, friendship, and portrays college as an attainable goal.

Activities for youth including sports camps, college preparatory programs and academic opportunities for younger children.

Provides planning services in support of the development of the campus physical and spatial environment.

Located about 3 miles north of the UA's main campus. Facilties include greenhouses, a 300-animal dairy research center, a meat sciences complex, an equine teaching/research facility, and more.

Information about the trees and plants on the UA campus including plant walk tours and currently blooming plants.

A tour of public artwork at UA.

An ecumenical center that houses five campus ministries at the UA.

Provided by the University Police Department.

Oversees the UA's emergency planning and response.

Provides quality pharmaceutical care to the UA campus.

Provides quality medical services, psychological care, and health promotion & prevention services for students.

This program is designed primarily for business, industry and government. It brings hundreds of employers to Tucson from across the country to recruit UA students for internships, Cooperative Education and full-time employment.

Departments charged with the upkeep of the campus infrastructure.

View the UA campus interactively. Zoom in & out, move around, identify buildings, and select from several display options.

Timely news and features for UA faculty and staff.

Provides programs, services, educational opportunities and facilities that meet the recreational, fitness and wellness needs of our students and the community.

Safety tips, crime statistics, and links to UA departments charged with keeping campus a safe place.

Working to promote sustainability by more effectively managing our energy, water, and cultural and natural resources at the UA.

Information about live, virtual, and on-line tours of the UA.

Help locating UA resources, information or people.

Students in this program may choose areas of special concentration such as biochemistry, molecular and cellular biology, pharmacology or microbiology.

A National Cancer Institute-Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center at the Arizona Health Sciences Center.

A campus-wide event for all majors, graduates and students, who are looking for internships and full-time career positions. Includes a networking reception for Expo employers and UA students.

Includes career and job search workshops, special events and recruiting deadlines.

The official weekly newsletter from Career Services. Get the latest tips and information on hot career topics, as well as what's going on career-wise around campus.

Looking for a job? This is where you'll find job listings, career planning workshops, counseling, planning tools, a resource library, and tips on resume writing and interviewing.

Campus employment services to help students find jobs on or off campus. Career planning workshops, counseling, planning tools, a resource library, and tips on resume-writing and interviewing.

Campus employment services to help students find jobs on or off campus. Career-planning workshops, counseling, planning tools, resource library and tips on resume-writing and interviewing.

Resources to help UA employees progress in their careers

Open to faculty, staff, and students employed or registered at the University who live off campus.

The college treasury. Fees are collected and financial aid is disbursed through this office.

UA photo identification card.

Provides tempting food and professional service to the University community.

University faculty, staff, students and family members volunteer within the Tucson Community.

A special club for kids 13 years old and under. Sign-up to receive free e-mails about your favorite Wildcat sports, special events, and more.

Students taking courses in the Department of Language, Reading and Culture in the College of Education provide literacy tutoring services to the Tucson community.

Offers both on campus shuttle service and express service to off campus lots.

Several units offer a tour of the facilities where many of UA's achievements happen. Learn about UA's accomplishments in everything from athletics to astronomy to art while you visit these points of interest.

Offers a complete computer conferencing system.

Provides telephone & network connections & services for UA departments.

A basic science department that provides courses in the medical curriculum and a number of graduate and undergraduate courses in the life sciences.

The UA's performing arts series brings the world's finest music, dance and popular events to Southern Arizona each year. Most performances are held in the historic Centennial Hall.

Conducts and supports sociological research on various social issues and problems critical to the well-being of residents in Tucson and the surrounding communities.

Research on methods, architectures & technologies for the design, implementation, integration & evaluation of computing systems, components & applications capable of autonomously achieving desired behaviors.

Provides computing and campus-wide telecommunications services.

Exhibits by new photographers and renowned artists including Ansel Adams and Edward Weston.

Dedicated to the study of the civilizations and culture of China and Japan.

Performs funded research in the areas of electrical and thermal characteristics of electronic device packages, and interconnected devices.

Provides English language training at all levels and at all skills to students and trainees from throughout the world.

A multicampus, interdisciplinary program fostering collaborative research and education on a broad array of topics dealing with insect science.

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.

Provides a variety of materials, including curriculum units, videos and books, available on loan to K-12 Educators and University Professors.

Offers workshops and summer travel seminars for K-12 teachers; provides materials on loan to educators, including lesson plans, films, and books; and provides a speaker's bureau to provide presentations in classrooms.

Promotes 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.

Assesses health care interventions from a clinical, economic and humanistic view.

Offers a variety of professional development courses designed specifically to enhance your skills and competencies. Open to all benefits-eligible employees at the UA.

Develops the theory, technology and processes that allow groups to move to new levels of efficiency and productivity while retaining a focus on the people at the heart of every organization.

Offers 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.

Blending chemistry and biology, the objective of the Center is to understand the processes by which chemicals effect people and to identify factors that influence those processes.

From pre-transfer academic advising to admission information, the Transfer Center serves as a resource throughout the transfer process.

Central Receiving receives, inspects, and documents incoming freight and identifies damages to goods upon receipt.

Disability Resource Center (En Español)

Members of the Campus Emergency Response Team.

Oversees the UA's emergency planning and response.

Student club.

Offers unique adventure experiences designed to facilitate group and individual development. UACP utilizes a variety of elements and obstacles to present challenges to groups and individuals in a supportive and safe environment.

An online form to request a change to an existing hyperlink on the main UA Website.

Drop, add and other registration changes on paper.

Offer BS, MS, and PhD Degree Programs in Chemical Engineering, and MS and PhD Degree Programs in Environmental Engineering.

Offers innovative retention programs that encourage academic achievement, personal development, and integration into the University academic community.

A resource for information, consultation and training opportunities for AZ professionals dealing with child abuse issues.

Dedicated to providing professional child care services and information to faculty, staff, and students at the UA.

Designed specifically to help students pay for child care that supports their academic responsibilities.

Providing education and technical assistance for the Arizona Child Care Industry.

Benefits children with speech and language disorders through specialized early intervention programs, research to improve language learning, and professional training that links research to clinical practice.

A place where internationally recognized researchers work together to solve the medical problems that plague our children. Our pediatricians play a unique role in the community - as physician's, researchers, and teachers - working to give children a better chance at good health.

Addresses the most critical social, emotional, and physical issues facing today's families.

A 40-acre facility used mainly for research but also to demonstrate the latest varieties and methodology in growing and maintaining citrus, deciduous trees and vine crops. Located in Waddell, AZ.

Provides independent, research-based desert crop production and protection information.

ABET accredited BS degree and Masters and PhD programs. Civil engineers conceive, design, construct, manage and maintain physical facilities and infrastructure.

All credit course offerings, dates, meeting times and locations.

Printed class materials available through Fast Copy. Located in the Student Union.

Classical music 24 hours a day, with local and BBC news headlines at the top of the hour.

Studies the cultures, history, languages, literatures, and material remains of the ancient Mediterranean world.

Classified Ads in the Arizona Daily Wildcat.

Request a list of currently enrolled students for a course. Also allows you to automatically add enrolled students to a course listserv.

A listing of UA classrooms with information on occupancy, configuration, available technology, and more.

Resources for teachers developing curriculum or K-12 classrooms.

College Level Examination Program (CLEP) exams, are taken to gain college credit for knowledge acquired in high school.

A service and education training center designed to serve adults who present with a variety of communication disorders.

Provides services for patients with a wide variety of hearing and balance disorders.

Evaluates and treats children with communication disorders in Southern Arizona.

Generates enthusiasm for the UA college experience among K-12 students and their families by connecting club members with all the academic enrichment, cultural and athletic opportunities at UA.

Student Club

Residence Hall.

Residence Hall.

The study of human mental processes with a fundamental goal of determining the nature of human intelligence.

A ten week summer program that provides research experiences for undergraduate students.

Engaged in teaching, research, and outreach in many fields within environment and natural resources; family, youth and community; human nutrition, food safety, health; marketing, trade and economics; animal systems; and plant systems.

Accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB) and the Landscape Architecture Accreditation Board (LAAB).

Prepares students for careers as elementary and secondary school teachers, and non-teaching, entry-level human services positions in social services agencies, programs for the disabled, and group homes.

Plays a pivotal role in providing the research, technology, and engineering expertise necessary for growth and diversity in the economy. Graduates of the college are the entrepreneurs developing high-tech companies, creating jobs, and improving our quality of life.

Offers programs to prepare students for careers in the performing, visual and media arts. Opportunities range from performing and production to teaching, exhibition, administration and technology.

Through the study of language, literature, and culture, programs in Humanities emphasize the importance of critical, creative, thinking and writing. Students prepare for careers in education, public service, international business and the foreign service.

A nationally prominent law school with a rigorous academic program that prepares lawyers for leadership and service throughout the nation and world.

While providing knowledge and skills basic to the practice of medicine, the College of Medicine inculcates students with fundamental attitudes of compassionate patient care and a spirit and desire for lifelong independent learning and scholarship.

Prepares students for the nursing profession and graduate school. The UA College of Nursing is nationally accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, approved by the Arizona State Board of Nursing, and affiliated with the American Association of Colleges of Nursing and the Western Institute of Nursing.

Our BS, MS, and PhD programs focus on providing students with a broad education in all areas of optics and on educating students with practical experience and competitive technical skills.

Rho Chi and Phi Lambda Sigma are honor societies offered by the College of Pharmacy at the University of Arizona. They are focused on aiding and encouraging the development of future leaders in the field of pharmacy.

Offers Pharm D,M.A. and PhD degrees. A member of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy and accredited by the American Council on Pharmaceutical Education.

Focuses on health promotion, prevention of disease, and public health education. Research programs involve health promotion in border communities, smoking prevention and cessation, women's health, substance abuse among youth and environmental hazards along the Arizona/Mexico border.

Works with researchers, programs, departments and colleges across campus and researchers throughout the world to build the research and educational programs needed to answer the profound questions raised in astrobiology.

Undergraduates can probe the origins of the universe, study the effects of climatic and other changes on planet Earth, assess avian habitats, study chemical signals associated with obesity, elucidate factors contributing to cancer, or even build a satellite.

Conducts programs which span the biological, mathematical, and physical sciences. Emphases are on teaching a fundamental understanding of scientific knowledge, discovering new knowledge, and applying that knowledge to solving problems.

Focuses on the understanding of human beings, the groups they form, and the societies and cultures they create. SBS provides research and a diverse interdisciplinary education for students.

Programs that help college bound students develop skills they need to succeed at UA.

Resident Hall.

The nation's oldest college sketch comedy troupe and is renowned for hilarious sketch and improv comedy as well as the annual S.I.C.K. comedy festival held in early spring.

A celebration of the student achievements at the UA.

Reference material, professional organizations, and events for commercial ornamental horticulture.

Works to ensure the full participation and achievement of women and other underrepresented groups on campus.

A medical student initiative which provides early clinical experience in the context of community service to rural and underserved populations in southern Arizona.

Initiates, promotes and stimulates study to solve problems of Faculty and University concern.

A faculty body whose principal obligation is the protection of academic freedom and tenure.

Represents faculty interests and responsibilities at all stages of budget preparation, policy making and strategic planning.

Recommends members of the General Faculty for appointment or nomination to all committees of the General Faculty.

Has jurisdiction to make inquiry and to meet and discuss any problem involving any member of the General Faculty in his or her relationship with the University.

Makes recommendations to the President about potential or changeable relationships between any part of the UA and one or more businesses or corporations.

Educates by developing curriculum and promoting research addressing the histories, politics and cultures of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people.

Provides students with the knowledge and tools that they will need to embark on careers as educators and researchers in the field of neuroscience.

Offers studies leading to B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees.

Lower-division requirements of bachelor's degree programs at the UA in terms of the transferable courses available at an Arizona community college.

Programs and services that assist leaders in improving communities throughout the state of Arizona.

UA library cards available to Arizona residents.

Offers information about the more than 500 distinct outreach programs, services, courses and events at the UA. These include educational, creative, research or service-oriented activities.

Provides planning and design services in partnership with neighborhoods and communities.

The point of contact between the University of Arizona and its neighbors within the community.

A list of the community services offered by the UA.

CSA provides off-campus housing information, including weekly housing & roommate listings, and information on campus events & involvement opportunities.

Noncredit computer and professional development courses.

Shows the location of computer labs on campus, hours of operation and the resources available.

Purchase software, computers, and computer accessories. CATS is located in the UA Bookstore.

Recommendations for computer purchases, how to ready your computer for the campus network, and more.

Computer support, residential computing, the campus computer network and other UA computing resources.

Administrative systems, campus central systems, software, research support and desktop services.

Computer support, residential computing, the campus computer network and other UA computing resources.

UAB Concerts brings local, regional and national musical entertainment to the UA and Tucson community.

Provides a full range of guest services to groups and individuals visiting the UA campus during the summer months.

Online, telephone, email conferencing and teleconferencing services.

Requires employees to disclose outside obligations, financial interests, or other employment that could affect the objectivity of their decisions related to UA business transactions and research activity.

A monthly electronic newsletter produced by the UA Office of Admissions.

Information on how to save water inside and outside the home.

Responsible for proposing changes to the Constitution and Bylaws of the General Faculty.

View current information on UA construction projects.

Coordinates distance learning, correspondence, continuing education, Evening & Weekend Campus, and programs for children and seniors.

Certifications, continuing education units, professional programs and other educational opportunities.

Information about programs that help residents increase their ability to acquire, store, and make use of knowledge and skills, resulting in stronger communities.

Information about community outreach programs throughout the state.

Provides class notes, printing, and more. Located in the Arizona Health Sciences Center Library.

Copyright laws apply to all materials found on the Internet just as they do for other traditional materials (textbooks, magazines, etc.).

Residence Hall.

Hundreds of university, elementary, middle-school, and high school-level courses, all taught by expert faculty and instructors.

The UA's future student information system, replacing SIS, our current student information system.

Add, modify or delete UA credit courses.

All credit courses at the UA.

How Arizona community college courses transfer to the UA.

Allows faculty to register their course homepage so it will appear in the Schedule of Classes and their student's class schedule.

Search for classes by subject or time.

Register for courses online via Student Link.

Resources to help students register for classes.

Provides information on FCICE Test Prep Seminars, Agnese Haury Institute for Interpretation, Professional Language Development Project, Navajo Interpreter Project, and the Bilingual Interpreter Proficiency Exam.

Provides an opportunity for high school students from low-income families to work in the legal field during the summer.

Exhibits by new photographers and renowned artists including Ansel Adams and Edward Weston.

Credit courses held at locations other than the UA campus including locations in Tucson and throughout Arizona and occasionally in other states.

A UA student-run organization that provides personal financial education to UA students, faculty and the Tucson community.

Conducts and disseminates high quality public policy research on crime delinquency and corrections, and to assist Arizona state and county officials in evaluating programs, training staff, and initiating innovative policies and programs.

Created in order to meet the need for instruction in less commonly taught languages.

Information about crop production such as agricultural literacy, and about specific crops such as commercial horticulture, cotton, cross commodity, forage & grain crops, fruit & nut crops, plant protection, and vegetable crops.

Student club.

Groups that promote cultural and religious diversity at UA.

Student Club.

Prepares students for careers as performers, choreographers, movement specialists and teachers and develops scholarly foundations for specialized and advanced degree work.

Manages the institutional data in order to provide accurate and secure information.

A program for graduate students who wish to become teachers of children who are deaf or hard of hearing (D/HH).

Serves as the primary link between students, faculty and administrators while providing high quality programs for students. Provides assistance to people who have questions about code of conduct or academic integrity concerns and acts as first point of contact for emergency situations involving students.

Students apply for degree candidacy in order to graduate and receive a degree.

Provides services to minorities and economically disadvantaged students including tutoring, peer advising, study groups, computer labs, and cultural centers.

Offers graduate training leading to a Doctor of Philosophy degree with a major in Immunobiology.

Wheelchair accessible vehicles are available to individuals who qualify to rent a Motor Pool vehicle.

A directory of UA departments with phone numbers, fax numbers, website and mailing addresses.

Provided to official UA Colleges, Departments, Centers, Committees, and Service Units for website development.

Lesson plans, field trips and other resources related to teaching Desert Ecology.

A new web-based tool for creating and managing electronic-learning, or e-learning, environments.

Resources for instructors seeking to enhance their courses with web-enabled instructional tools.

A community-based project focusing on health promotion, disease prevention and case-management of patients with diabetes mellitus.

Explore technology through exercies that appeal to boys: game development, viritual reality, the basics of technology, and more. Grades 1-4 and 5-8.

Students create artistic works using digital arts technology in sound and music, still image, moving image, interactive multimedia and immersive media.

The Student Union provides over 35 different eateries, conveniently situated throughout the campus.

A list of on-campus and off-campus eateries.

A facsimile is a notarized document similar to a diploma.

A guide designed to help farm and ranch operators (and other individuals who grow or process food products) market their products and services directly to the consumer.

A free service provided to all UA faculty, staff and students, & public participants in UA programs who have a temporary or permanent impairment that creates a need for special transportation services.

Facilitates full access for disabled students, faculty, staff, and visitors through the provision of reasonable accommodations, adaptive athletic and fitness programs, assistive technology, innovative programming, education, and consultation.

Resources that make the UA accessible to people with disabilities.

Information and services for gifted children.

Graduate programs in engineering, optical sciences and systems engineering as well as a professional graduate certificate in Reliability and Quality Engineering are among the courses and programs that are available through distance learning. Single courses, other certificate and degree programs and noncredit professional development courses are delivered through several options such as videotapes and the Internet.

Credit and noncredit classes that can be completed without coming to campus.

Works collaboratively with all the UA constituencies to advance diversity initiatives into every aspect of the university.

Studies of the epoch of transition between medieval and early-modern Europe.

Committed to building a campus community in which students, faculty, and staff at all levels feel valued and have a chance to succeed.

A live sixty minute show broadcast every Thursday from 4 to 5 PM on Channel 76.

Selling products to the UA, using UA trademarks, licensing new technology, and other resources for the business community.

Focuses its research and outreach activities on the proposition that housing is the building block of neighborhoods and neighborhoods are the building blocks of communities.

Designed to help mathematics students with their homework. This program is a collaborative effort with the school districts, the libraries, and the neighborhood centers in the city.

Drop, add and other registration changes on paper.

Information about drought and the affect it can have on plants, animals, and people.

Send a personalized UA Postcard to your friends and relatives.