A-Z Website Index

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

UA web management and web development resources.

About The University of Arizona

About The University of Arizona

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.

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.

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 news

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.

ALEC provides state-of-the-art analyses of organic and inorganic micro-pollutants to faculty, staff and students engaged in water sustainability research. We utilize state-of-the-art mass spectrometry and associated analytical techniques to detect, quantify and speciate organic and inorganic micro-pollutants – including dissolved and nano-particulate components - in complex environmental matrices.

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.

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 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.

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.

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

Composed of two schools: the School of Architecture, which offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees, and the School of Landscape Architecture, which offers a graduate degree.

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.

ALEC provides state-of-the-art analyses of organic and inorganic micro-pollutants to faculty, staff and students engaged in water sustainability research. We utilize state-of-the-art mass spectrometry and associated analytical techniques to detect, quantify and speciate organic and inorganic micro-pollutants – including dissolved and nano-particulate components - in complex environmental matrices.

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 organization includes TV stations KUAT Channel 6 and KUAS Channel 27, the UA Channel, radio stations KUAT-FM 90.5 and KUAZ-AM 1550/FM 89.1. Arizona Public Media is a registered trademark of the Arizona Board of Regents.

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.

A global institute built on multi-disciplinary partnerships that span academia and industry with the goal of driving innovative solar energy solutions.

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.

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.

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.

A global institute built on multi-disciplinary partnerships that span academia and industry with the goal of driving innovative solar energy solutions.

Residence Hall.

Badminton Club

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.

Established in 2009 under the College of Engineering, Biomedical Engineering reflects a UA tradition of interdisciplinary research at the intersection of medicine, science, and 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.

La versión de este catálogo en texto ùnicamente.

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.

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.

Manages the design & construction projects on campus & provides planning services in support of the development of the campus physical & spatial environment.

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

The CRCPHP is a chronic disease prevention and intervention research center that focuses on diabetes and associated obesity and depression.

Capoeira Club

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.

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.

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.

CERCLL supports the educational community and the nation by providing resources and research focused on culture, language and literacy in less commonly taught languages.

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.

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

Academic home for "undecided" or "exploratory" students at the UA. Providing academic advising services as well as help and resources for students exploring majors - formerly University College.

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)

CERCLL supports the educational community and the nation by providing resources and research focused on culture, language and literacy in less commonly taught languages.

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.

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.

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

UA Club Tennis

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.

Composed of two schools: the School of Architecture, which offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees, and the School of Landscape Architecture, which offers a graduate degree.

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.S. 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.

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.

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.

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.

The Department of East Asian Studies is dedicated to the study of the civilizations and culture of China and Japan in all their diversity.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

College preparation programs and services for middle and high school students in southern Arizona.

Explore water ecology and sustainability issues. Earth Camp Middle School for grades 7-9; Earth Camp High School for grades 9-11.

The Department of East Asian Studies is dedicated to the study of the civilizations and culture of China and Japan in all their diversity.

Study 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.

Five zoological collections that play essential roles in support of teaching and research: invertebrates, fishes, amphibians & reptiles, birds, and mammals.

Provides economic forecasts, impact analysis, and information on economic, demographic and business trends in Arizona and the Western US.

Promotes the prosperity of Tucson, Southern Arizona, U.S.-Mexico border region and Arizona.

One of the world's leading laboratories in the study of economic behavior, the testing of economic theories, and the study of market performance.

B.A., B.S.B.A., and Ph.D. degree programs with faculty and students who are doing research at the frontiers of economic theory and are applying economic research to address issues from sustainability to discrimination to the performance of modern technology markets.

The federal government allows certain tuition expenses for certain students to be deducted from the amount owed on a family’s federal income taxes.

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.

Prepares individuals for leadership roles at all levels of public education.

In-service and developmental opportunities for K-12 teachers.

A list of the many exciting opportunities for kids, young adults, and future Wildcats.

Educational programs for adults and kids.

Prepares students for roles in research, teaching, school counseling and many other areas in which educational psychology is applied.

A collection of UA business forms.

The Biology Project en Español.

Consultative elder care services to employees. Receive customized referrals regarding community housing, transportation and assistance in the home.

Conducts elections for offices and committee memberships of the General Faculty and elections for Faculty Senators.

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

Provides information required by Arizona law about privacy, confidentiality and related policies for individuals who use our official websites and other electronic services.

Provides access to course material (articles, audio files, graphics, etc.) via the web.

Teaches all event areas (i.e. pole vault, sprints, jumps, throws, distance) from beginners to Junior Elite level athletes (ages 12-18).

Coordinated and presented by the Eller College Student Council and Delta Sigma Pi, this yearly half-day event serves students seeking part-time and full-time opportunities and companies wishing to recruit the most exceptional students.

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

A new service that effectively aligns business projects such as internships, independent studies and field projects with student and faculty resources.

UA provides free email accounts to all students, staff and faculty.

Emergency contacts and procedures.

A fund to encourage and support UA career staff members towards their career advancement and/or education.

A dedicated resource for a wide range of employee work issues and career planning. Our Advisors provide UA employees with information, tools and resources for informed and balanced work and career decisions.

Provides information and referral, presentations, and confidential counseling/consultation services to employees and supervisors.

Offers a comprehensive benefits program to UA employees.

Links and resources for current UA employees.

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

Provides information about applying for jobs with the UA. Also contains information about student jobs.

Provides information about applying for jobs with the UA. Also contains information about student jobs.

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

UA students who volunteer their time to educate middle and high school students on the diversity of engineering.

Assists College of Engineering and Mines faculty in identifying potential sponsors for their various research programs and in assisting faculty members in meeting the college's public service responsibilities.

A multi-university research center leading the way to environmentally friendly semiconductor manufacturing.

At the Institute, teachers intern in research labs or at local industries and based on that experience, develop new laboratory experiments and computer modules to integrate into their science and math courses.

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.

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

CESL can customize ESL and EFL teacher development programs for your institutions. These programs can be held in your country or in Tucson, Arizona.

IT support unit for the Office of Enrollment Management, and systems analysis, training, and reporting services for SIS and COSMOS.

Coordinates enrollment management efforts to move the University toward its enrollment goals.

Offers several programs of study leading to both Masters and Ph.D. degrees and offers an interdisciplinary graduate program in insect science.

Provide disciplinary and interdisciplinary research relating to the environment of the Earth, from local to global scales, and how this environment is likely to change in coming seasons, years, and decades.

Provide disciplinary and interdisciplinary research relating to the environment of the Earth, from local to global scales, and how this environment is likely to change in coming seasons, years, and decades.

Provide disciplinary and interdisciplinary research relating to the environment of the Earth, from local to global scales, and how this environment is likely to change in coming seasons, years, and decades.

Provides workshops, curricula, activities, online papers, and K-12 programs, in the classroom and online.

Provides information and resources to the public, K-12 educators, and environmental health professionals.

Employs naturally occurring stable and radioactive isotopes as well as major element compositions to hydrological and geological questions.

A multi-university research center leading the way to environmentally friendly semiconductor manufacturing.

Student club.

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

Provides direction to university departments on the identification of purchased equipment.

Provides audiovisual equipment and maintenance to support faculty in the classroom.

Deals with questions of misconduct in research, scholarship, or creative endeavor; conflict of commitment; and facilities misuse.

Classes for the working population of Tucson who want to attend the UA part-time.

Room scheduling and event coordination for the Student Union.

Establishes the agenda for each meeting of the Faculty Senate.

Provides custom, semi-custom, and open enrollment programs designed to meet the educational requirements of both individuals & organizations.

Programs for prospective students and families.

Provides research in range recovery from drought and overgrazing, as well as sustainable grazing practices. Located 40 miles south of Tucson.

Provides access to course material (articles, audio files, graphics, etc.) via the web.

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

Information about community outreach programs throughout the state.

Encompasses UA communications; community, corporate, and government relations; marketing; public relations; and special events.

Information for F-1 or J-1 status international students.

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

Provides support for the maintenance and operation of UA facilities.

Demographics and statistical information.

Information for and about current UA employees.

A creative program that brings students and faculty together by placing about 30 specially selected faculty members in areas where students interact and live: residence halls, cultural resource centers, Greek houses and athletics.

A list of UA Faculty including education and degree information.

Interprets the provisions of Article II of the Constitution and Article I of its Bylaws and submits recommendations to the Faculty Senate for consideration and action.

Information about selected faculty members and their research.

The legislative body responsible to the General Faculty of the University of Arizona. The Senate takes actions on behalf of the faculty with respect to functions identified in the Constitution and Bylaws.

A volunteer organization that welcomes singers of all abilities.

Enables eligible individuals to enroll in courses of study at reduced registration fees.

Information and services for kids, parents, seniors and individuals.

A listing of outreach programs.

Provides resources on family care, work force preparation, and financial education.

FERPA allows students access to their educational records and limits the ability of others to access those records.

Programs engage children and adults with cultural artisans, archaeologists,``and curators. Hands on activities, demonstrations, exhibition treasure hunts``and performances.

Offers 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.

A time for families to reunite with their students and to join other families for some sun and plenty of UA excitement.

Fast high-quality copying, faxing, and graphic design services available in the Student Union.

The main point of contact between the UA and Congress and federal agencies in carrying out the federal initiatives of the UA.

Available to students with financial need. Students can get a job on campus and receive a paycheck every two weeks to help supplement the cost of college.

Specific tuition rates for each academic term.

FERPA allows students access to their educational records and limits the ability of others to access those records.

Student club.

For students who love movies from Casablanca to Titanic. Sneak previews and movie screenings are often shown on campus.

Offers students a full array of scholarships, grants, waivers, loans and work-study.

Financial education workshops for UA employees and their spouses/partners.

Tuition, fees, cost of attendance, financial aid and student employment.

An accounting software package which provides a comprehensive record keeping system and a timely and flexible method for distributing financial information.

Responsible for the UA's Accounting, Payroll, Accounts Payable and Receivables, Bursar, CatCard, Travel, Investments, Debt Management, Tax Compliance and Annual Financial Reports.

Financial management services for UA units.

An overview of financial policies and procedures for those who don't need to know the details, but need to have some understanding of how the financial side of the UA works.

Classes and tutorials for financial policies and procedures and online systems (FRS, PSOS, ISW, Time Roster).

Want to find one of your former classmates? This is the place for you.

Clubs, intramurals, club sports, cultural organizations, religious centers and more.

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

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.

To help students discover their interests, the university offers a series of freshman colloquia - small, one-credit classes on a variety of subjects taught by top faculty members.

Offers Group Fitness, Yoga/Mind & Body, Faculty Staff Fitness classes, with the flexibility to drop in and purchase individual passes.

Teachers can bring students on a field trip to the Science Center. Participants are able to view a planetarium and join in discovery workshops.

Hands-on science exhibits, exciting shows in the planetarium theater & science workshops.

Helps to shape food consumption in a positive way to promote health and disease prevention among people living in AZ.

Open to ages 9 - 18.

An electronic course routing system that supports the addition, modification, and deletion of courses.

A non-profit corporation that raises funds for the benefit of the University of Arizona.

Offers a B.A. in French (Literature; Teaching; and Business) and two in Italian (Language and literature; Italian studies).

Supports the creation of computer clubs for girls and professional development workshops for advisors.

Provided to UA colleges, departments and faculty for the development of offical UA websites.

Authoritative source of the UA's financial policies and procedures and information pertaining to the UA's accounting system - Financial Records System (FRS).

Provides information to international students who are looking for scholarship, internship and grant opportunities.

Information for students from abroad who wish to study at UA.

Information for people thinking about attending the UA.

A campus movie theater equipped with Dolby Digital Sound, 340 seats, and a 26 X 11 ft. screen. Assisted-hearing devices are available.

Located in Wilbur's Underground with billiard tables, a snooker table, table tennis, 4 poker tables, and video games.

UA vehicle rentals.

A gardening portal with information on home gardening, the Master Gardener program, community and school gardening, commercial ornamental horticulture, and links to other Southwest gardening information.

Sources of information for your specific gardening question.

Provides users with access to the world’s foremost repository of industry data important to IT.

Provides new teachers with high quality, classroom ready, curriculum materials.

Provides interdisciplinary feminist research and curriculum.

Offers graduate-level courses and enrichment opportunities for middle and high school biology teachers. Teachers may earn a M.S. in General Biology in the summers and continue to teach during the school year.

Provides legal counsel to the University.

General Education Courses - All degree-seeking undergraduate students must satisfy the University of Arizona's General Education requirements. General Education courses include Tier One (INDV, NATS and TRAD), Tier Two, English, Second Language, Math and Basic Science courses detailed in each undergraduate major.

The study of how genes are inherited, how they control the phenotype of cells and organisms, and how they evolve.

Offers a BA degree in Geography, a BS degree in Regional Development, and an MA and PhD degrees in Geography.

Focuses 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.

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

Information about parking, shuttle services, buses and biking.

Clubs, intramurals, club sports, cultural organizations, religious centers, volunteer opportunities and more.

An education program for low-income, elementary school girls in mathematics, science, engineering and technology.

Provides graduate students with a broad understanding of critical concepts and state-of-the-art skills in the rapidly emerging field of global change.

Supports the UA's mission by developing and maintaining relationships with State and Federal government legislators and officials.

Offers students (undergraduate and law) the ability to replace grades of C, D, and E by repeating the course.

Reporting, changing and publicly posting grades and the UA grading systems (past and present).

Promotes the academic, economic and social aims of the graduate and professional students of the UA.

Contains descriptions of all graduate programs, admissions information, policy information and general requirements for Masters, Doctoral and Specialist Degrees, as well as Certificate Programs.

Student Club.

A free program for eligible students that consists of practice tests, group instruction and office hours with an instructor.

The administrative unit that oversees all of the graduate programs offered at the UA.

These degrees are offered through a collaboration between several graduate departments.

A list of the graduate degree programs offered.

Innovation and discovery are key to the more than 200 graduate programs offered at the UA. Opportunities to conduct research--either in a particular discipline or collaboratively with other departments--abound.

The numerous life sciences graduate programs involve many exciting research opportunities at the UA.

Resources for students who are graduating from UA.

Graduation Services Advisors make a final audit of each student's coursework to ensure that all university requirements for the student's degree have been met. All students must apply for degree candidacy in order to graduate.

Provides resources and educational materials for grandparents raising children. It also connects grandparents with support groups, agencies and workshops.

Based on financial need, these awards do not have to be repaid.

The Greek community at the UA consists of a group of diversified men and women belonging to forty-three different fraternities and sororities.

Accepts faculty members’ written requests for grievance hearings and which shall advise which committee or process should consider a grievance.

Rent-a-car, bus, shuttle, and other transportation services in Tucson.

Evaluates and treats children with communication disorders in Southern Arizona.

Provides an opportunity to study coursework in Spanish, live with a Guadalajara family, and be totally immersed in the culture as well as the language.

A guide for departments in recruiting new staff & faculty members.

The UA's emergency response procedures.

Information on when a model release form is required when using photographs that include images of recognizable people.

Parent's Child Care Handbook en Español.

Guide to Common Nutrient Deficiency and Herbicide Injury Symptoms in Citrus en Español.

Handbook of activities for 8-12 year olds in pdf format.

Educational resources and programs for the prevention of hazing in campus groups.

An Association of Heads of Academic Units at the UA who collectively suscribe to a common philosophy of education, research, and a spirit of mutually beneficial cooperation and service.

Designed for individuals who will become professional health educators in community health, public health, school health and biomedical organizations.

News from the Office of Public Affairs at the Arizona Health Sciences Center.

Health resource information for community leaders.

Offers evidence-based continuing education & certification programs to address health risk behaviors with an emphasis on the treatment and early intervention of tobacco use and dependence.

Information on nutrition, food safety, disease prevention, exercise, personal and family diet plans. Educational material that assists individuals, families and communities to lead healthier lives.

Dedicated to the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease via the principles of research, education and patient care.

Facts to Know About Heat Stress en Español.

A museum for plants housing the world's best scientific collection of vascular plants from the arid Southwest.

Information for people seeking to pursue an undergraduate degree.

Day-long workshops held on the UA campus that are designed for high school classes.

The Arizona Rivers Project is sponsoring 15-day field camp, which will give ten high school students the opportunity to apply riparian monitoring and restoration techniques to ten different river sites in Arizona.

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.

Facilitates the development of a vibrant, diverse, meaningful, and empowered Jewish community at the UA.

Resources for businesses and individuals seeking to hire UA graduates. Also contains information about hiring current students.

Access the forms and documents required to hire classified, appointed and student employees of the University.

Responsible for the majority of the ground data system work for the HiRISE instrument. Observation planning, uplink, downlink, data processing, and instrument monitoring will all be done through HiROC.

Made up of accomplished Hispanic graduates and former students of the UA.

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

View past versions of the UA website from 1994 to present.

A listing of links to commercial, home, and urban horticulture and Master Gardener information.

A fun-filled weekend, packed with more than 100 activities. Highlights include a Wildcat Bonfire, Pep Rally, Homecoming Parade, and a UA football game!

Assists adults and displaced homemakers in building the skills necessary for succesful entry into the workforce.

Student club.

Provides students with the opportunity to work with faculty members on their research and scholarship.

Fosters 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.

Participants sign up for one or two classes and earn three to six units of college credit. Open to students entering 11 & 12 grade.

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

Residence Hall.

A summer science program offering high school students the opportunity to experience college life, gain self-confidence, and acquire academic credit.

Provides education, research, community service and workshops to promote learning energy conservation and passive solar design.

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

Access the tools and information necessary to recruit and hire great employees: advertising resources and guidelines, the UA Career Track system, relocation resources, letter of offer templates, and more.

Employee and management advising, hiring strategies, organizational consulting, employee benefits, professional development and more.

Carries out the institutional policy for safeguarding the rights and welfare of human subjects involved in research and other activities in conformance with federal regulations.

Lifelong learning adventures in the humanities for adults in serious pursuit of intellectual stimulation and enrichment.

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.

Offers 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.

Student club.

A one week commuting and overnight summer program at The University of Arizona. Ages 7 -17 create 2D and 3D video games or modify some of the biggest gaming titles in the industry.

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

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

Electronic privacy, acquisition/disposal of capital equipment and equipment identification information.

Computing resources available for students as well as the general public with 200 desktop computers, a number of connections for laptops and a wireless network.

Implements the recommendations of the Information Security Advisory Council, oversees the development of security and privacy policy and assists the UA Information Security Officer with resolving concerns and disputes.

Campus-wide initiatives to ensure the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of electronically maintained information at the University of Arizona.

Provides computing and campus-wide telecommunications services.

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

A research publication for the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences.

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

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

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.

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

Provide disciplinary and interdisciplinary research relating to the environment of the Earth, from local to global scales, and how this environment is likely to change in coming seasons, years, and decades.

Provide disciplinary and interdisciplinary research relating to the environment of the Earth, from local to global scales, and how this environment is likely to change in coming seasons, years, and decades.

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

Reviews all research involving recombinant DNA and microbial organisms pathogenic to plants, animals and humans.

Planning resources and departments, institutional reports, policies and initiatives.

Responsible for institutional research, student data on enrollment, persistence and graduation, and institutional planning and special services.

Deals with policy matters related to curriculum and degrees, teaching effectiveness, Honors Program and Commencement.

Enrollment research, student outcomes assessment, and teacher course evaluations.

Hardware, software, and technical resources that support teaching.

Provides many applications to assist faculty with the creation of course content, distributed modules and online courses.

Links related to all facets of teaching, curriculum development and classroom scheduling.

Provides UA historical, census, and start-of-business-current-week data. Allows you to querying both the DAPS and the UIS data warehouses.

Provides for the integration of students, instructors, advising, technology, and librarians together in a resource-rich environment of classrooms, study facilities, and the library, all equipped with state-of-the-art technology.

These degrees are offered through a collaboration between several graduate departments.

Independent assessment of business practice and control.

Provides international insurance coverage for university employees traveling or stationed abroad in the course and scope of their job duties.

Serves as the international relations office for the UA and is responsible for supporting the negotiation, facilitation and maintenance of all institutional relationships with foreign partner institutions worldwide.

Used to determine eligibility for Federal, State, and Social Security tax exemptions, or to prove the employee is a resident alien for tax purposes.

Provides services to international professors and research scholars, and their sponsoring UA departments.

Brings together residents of the Tucson, Arizona, community and International Students attending the UA for purposes of friendship, learning and sharing.

Represents and advocates for international students, provides liaison with academic and other departments, as well as local, state, federal and foreign agencies; provides immigration advising, tax referrals and opportunities to interact with the Tucson community.

Academic scholarships available to new undergraduate international students.

Answers general tax questions and provides resources for filing tax forms.

Assists UA departments in bringing distinguished international scholars to Tucson.

Hands-on workshops for specific software packages, web development, and more.

Provides Court Interpreter training, Medical Interpreter training, and Navajo Interpretation.

Student club.

Student club.

Employs naturally occurring stable and radioactive isotopes as well as major element compositions to hydrological and geological questions.

UA on iTunes U provides access to a wide range of UA digital audio and video content via the iTunes Store. Students will find a many resources useful to their coursework and public visitors will find an extraordinarily rich collection of talks, artists presentations, and University information.

Develops leaders by providing members with opportunities to learn and serve and by encouraging academic, career, and social success.

Student club.

Searchable listing of classified staff job descriptions.

Wildcat JobLink is a web-based job listing service that provides employers greater access to UA students and alumni. Employers can advertise part-time, internship, Cooperative Education and full-time positions on this site free of charge.

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

Exhibits student, faculty and professional artists of excellence in a broad range of media and concepts.

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.

Students work with criminal defense lawyers on cases in which it has been determined there has been a miscarriage of justice.

A summer research program in conjunction with the High School Student Research Program and the Medical Student Research Program.

Resources and programs for K-12 educators and school districts.

Classroom visits by UA scientists and students.

A list of the many exciting opportunities for kids, young adults, and future Wildcats.

Red Cross progressive swimming courses are taught by university students who are certified as Red Cross Water Safety Instructors.

Home of research facilities for two divisions of the National Optical Astronomy Observatories (NOAO): Kitt Peak National Observatory and the National Solar Observatory.

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.

Includes free lesson plans, professional development and more for preK-12 educators.

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.

Southern Arizona’s classical music station, features timeless classical music and exceptional specials like community concerts, recitals and events recorded live in Southern Arizona. Also available on 89.7 FM (NW Tucson), 89.7 FM (Sierra Vista), 88.9 FM (Bisbee), 91.7 FM (Nogales), and 89.5 FM (Safford).

Southern Arizona’s public television stations offer five digital TV program services including: PBS-HD, Create, V-me, PBS Kids, and PBS World.

Southern Arizona’s National Public Radio (NPR) affiliate, KUAZ offers the finest from NPR including Morning Edition and All Things Considered. This station also offers local, national and international news coverage and jazz music in the evening. Also available on 91.7 FM (Sierra Vista).

Student club.

Engaged 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.

Offering graduate studies in most major academic areas and professional fields of landscape architecture.

Establishes and supports a scholarly community for the study of the teaching and learning of literacy and biliteracy in the educational context of cultural and linguistic diversity.

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.

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

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

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

Offers BA and MA degrees, a PhD minor, and joint BA/MA programs with Business and Law.

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

Law students provide one-on-one tutoring for elementary school students from October to May.

Provides academic counseling, tutoring, study skill development workshops.

Plans, develops, implements, maintains and manages information technologies and resources necessary to facilitate the teaching/learning process for faculty and students.

Works to build, sustain and strengthen a safe, inclusive, and welcoming environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning and allied faculty, staff, appointed professionals, students, alumni, parents, and guests.

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

UA library cards available to Arizona residents.

Online electronic information system, access to UA library items, electronic indexes and full-text online journals.

Provides opportunities to prepare for a meaningful career in the library and information professions in the 21st Century.

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

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

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

A museum for plants housing the world's best scientific collection of vascular plants from the arid Southwest.

A collection of music books, journals, microforms, printed scores, sheet music, instrumental methods, sound recordings, and videos.

One of the nation's finest and most extensive collections of contemporary poetry. This non-circulating library and archive is open to the public.

Includes materials on the life and physical sciences, engineering and technology, and military sciences.

A collection of rare books, historic photographs, and unique archival materials.

The library's online information gateway. Access to some services requires University affiliation.

Works with manufacturers of Officially Licensed products to ensure the proper use of University trademarks.

Assists faculty in matters related to intellectual property, including interactions with commercial partners, and brings inventions and discoveries developed within the University to market for the public good.

Contains detailed information on UA faculty research initiatives and core programs in the life sciences, and links to BIO5, a collaborative bioresearch institute bringing together scientists from agriculture, medicine, pharmacy, basic science and engineering to solve complex biological problems.

Offers undergraduate and graduate programs in linguistics and human language technology.

Information on how to get your website linked to the main UA website or other sites around campus.

Provides an exhibition space for students to realize their artistic visions and learn about gallery management.

Email discussion lists available to UA classes, departments, groups and organizations.

Provides educational material, class information, volunteer programs, newsletters, and many other food safety resources.

Timely news and features for UA faculty and staff.

Based on financial need, must be repaid after a student completes or leaves school. Loans vary depending on interest rates, amount allowable per year and grace periods.

UA employees may submit personal classified ads.

Plans, develops, implements, maintains and manages information technologies and resources necessary to facilitate the teaching/learning process for faculty and students.

Dedicated to goal of understanding and teaching about the formation and evolution of the planetary system.

Student club.

Resources that help campus departments meet their printing, mailing, shipping and graphic design needs.

The library's online information gateway. Access to some services requires University affiliation.

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

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

Tutorials and testing tools to help make websites accessible to people with disabilities.

Designed for students desiring managerial positions in large or small organizations.

Designed for students desiring managerial positions in large or small organizations.

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.

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

A science outreach program for grades K-3. Teachers receive caterpillars, artificial diet, instructions, and help with planning a week of classroom activities around the Manduca sexta insect.

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

UA's marching and pep bands.

The center's main focus is on cotton, small grains, alfalfa, and new specialty crops that could be used to provide fibers, oils, and pharmaceuticals.

A public outreach program designed to teach elementary and middle school students in the Tucson area about the importance of our nearby oceans.

Tools to help departments and other UA entities develop effective marketing and promotional mateirals.

Volunteers answer questions from consumers who call the UA Cooperative Extension for information about nutrition, foods, consumer issues, food safety and home issues.

Complete, online text of the Master Gardener Manual – an essential reference for gardening in the desert southwest.

Information about who Master Gardeners are, how to contact one, and how to become one.

Educating and training citizens across the state of Arizona to serve as volunteers in the protection, restoration, monitoring, and conservation of their water and watersheds.

A four-year project to engage parents in school mathematics. This partnership is between universities and school districts in Tucson, Arizona, Las Vegas, New Mexico, San Jose, California, and Chandler, Arizona.

A program that engages parents in school mathematics. Parents become partners with the schools in the teaching and learning of their children.

A free service available to all enrolled students.

Mathematics students from the UA tutor mathematics in secondary schools.

Designed to raise reading and math skills in young children. Tutors work with elementary students who can benefit from one-on-one support. Tutors usually work with one teacher and selected students.

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

This program allows gifted and talented students in high schools to receive high school academic credit for their experiences in local hospitals, computer companies, newspaper offices, laboratories and other businesses, as well as UA departments.

A college preparation program designed for middle and high school students.

A graduate school preparatory program.

Purchase meals on campus using your CatCard. Make deposits and check the balance of your Meal Plan account. Available to students, faculty and staff.

Med-Start is a six week program designed for high school juniors in Arizona who would like to pursue a career in medicine. It is available in Tucson and Phoenix.

Help for media in finding resources at the UA.

Located in the Arizona Health Sciences Center, Room 1116.

Provides lectures by visiting professors, as well as courses & events for UA medical students.

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.

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.

NCAA Wildcat Baseball Team.

NCAA Wildcat Men's Basketball Team.

NCAA Wildcat Cross Country team.

NCAA Wildcat Football Team.

NCAA Wildcat Golf team.

Student club.

NCAA Wildcat Swimming & Diving team.

NCAA Wildcat Tennis team.

NCAA Wildcat Track & Field team.

Student club.

Committed to contemporary applied public policy research on Mexican Americans.

Covers a wide range of subject areas such as Social Sciences, Humanities, Agriculture, Medicine and Women's Studies.

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.

A study on the perceptions, beliefs and behaviors of university students regarding diversity.

Oversees the implementation of the recommendations contained in the Millennium Project Phase II Report.

These projects support the UA's goal of creating a campus free of impediments based on gender, race, ethnicity or other factors.

Minerals, gemstones, and meteorites from around the world. Located within the Flandrau Science Center and Planetarium.

Provides mentoring, financial, and academic opportunity for underrepresented minority students who have interest and potential to pursue careers in biomedical research.

Offers juniors and seniors paid research opportunities, seminars on minority health disparities and instruction on how to put together an excellent graduate school application.

Information about cost of attendance, financial aid, scholarships, grants and more.

The Enterprise Systems Replacement Project (ESRP), a campus-wide endeavor that will, over time, involve the replacement of most of the aged administrative computer systems on the University of Arizona campus.

UA vehicle rentals.

A free service to assist motorists on the UA campus. Provides help with flat tires, jump starting a vehicle, and keys locked in cars.

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

Resources for people seeking to create material that contains different types of media.

A high-end multimedia lab that is open to students, faculty and staff.

Open to all UA students, staff and faculty. Offered by the Multimedia Learning Lab.

Located on the summit of Mt. Hopkins approximately 55 kilometers (30 miles) south of Tucson, Arizona.

Provides a myriad of educational experiences for students of all ages to connect to the visual arts.

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

A collection of music books, journals, microforms, printed scores, sheet music, instrumental methods, sound recordings, and videos.

Provided by the UA School of Music & Dance.

Student club.

Provides Court Interpreter training, Medical Interpreter training, and Navajo Interpretation.

Student members of the National Lawyers Guild meet weekly with people at locations in the community to provide information and answer questions about access to the legal system.

Equips Native American researchers and health care professionals with the tools needed to bring about sustained improvement of health to Native American communities with an emphasis on cancer.

Conduct health related research and training projects that will help improve the quality of life for Native Americans.

Recruits and transitions American Indian/Alaska Native students into the University by providing academic, cultural, and personal support.

Student club.

Educating land use managers, youth, and the public on natural resource issues to make informed land use decisions. This program focuses on natural resource assets, planning, and policy education.

Provides instruction, research and extension/outreach in a range of disciplines related to the conservation and management of these renewable natural resources.

Information on natural resources such as forests, rangeland, and wildlife, as well as links to things that affect natural resources such as conservation, education, and marketing.

Student club.

The UA's Intercollegiate Athletics program.

NCAA Wildcat Baseball Team.

NCAA Wildcat Football Team.

NCAA Wildcat Gymnastics team.

NCAA Wildcat Cross Country team.

NCAA Wildcat Golf team.

NCAA Wildcat Swimming & Diving team.

NCAA Wildcat Tennis team.

NCAA Wildcat Track & Field team.

NCAA Wildcat Men's Basketball Team.

NCAA Wildcat Soccer team.

NCAA Wildcat Softball team.

NCAA Wildcat Volleyball team.

NCAA Wildcat Women's Basketball team.

NCAA Wildcat Cross Country team.

NCAA Wildcat Golf team.

NCAA Wildcat Tennis team.

NCAA Wildcat Track & Field team.

Focuses on the study of histories, civilizations, cultures, and languages (Arabic, Persian and Turkish) of the Middle East as well as North Africa and other parts of the Islamic world.

Information of interest to neighbors of the University of Arizona.

Your UA NetID is your personal identifier for a number of online services.

Free classes and training opportunities for UA network managers.

A campus-wide group of UA Network Managers.

Maintains the campus network infrastructure. This site contains network maps, statistics, remote connectivity and testing.

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

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

Provides opportunities for technologically advanced collaboration and consultation to faculty and graduate students who are developing work in New Media.

While having your own computer is not required by the University, students are finding that having their own computer has become critical to their academic success.

A program designed to assist your transition to the various aspects of UA life from initial academic advising and registration to campus involvement and the pride of being an Arizona Wildcat. The program is designed to assist incoming freshman and transfer students.

Information and resources for people who have recently been admitted to UA.

Comprehensive news site for campus, the general public and media with links to other news sites.

A list of departments that do not confer degrees.

Instructions for reporting theft of intellectual property or copyright violations.

A grant-funded project to increase the training, recruitment and retention of healthcare professionals for practice in rural communities.

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.

Provides 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.

Oasis Center for Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence provides services to UA students, staff and faculty who are impacted by sexual assault and relationship violence.

UA locations in the Tucson area and throughout Arizona.

A resource for students who are looking for a place to live, a roommte or to list their property online.

Admissions information for prospective undergraduate students.

Promotes the prosperity of Tucson, Southern Arizona, U.S.-Mexico border region and Arizona.

Responsible for institutional research, student data on enrollment, persistence and graduation, and institutional planning and special services.

Enrollment research, student outcomes assessment, and teacher course evaluations.

Provides services to international professors and research scholars, and their sponsoring UA departments.

Administers open-access computer labs, technology help desks, and multi-media resources that assist students, faculty and staff.

Offers students a full array of scholarships, grants, waivers, loans and work-study.

Assists faculty in matters related to intellectual property, including interactions with commercial partners, and brings inventions and discoveries developed within the University to market for the public good.

Provides legal counsel to the University.

A webcam looking north from the Forbes building to display the south side of Old Main.

Provides informal, confidential, problem resolution for University-related disputes.

Committed to providing all interested UA students with a new home which is a memorable place to live and learn.

A searchable database of FAQs & solutions.

OLE provides technological support for instruction in second language acquisition and language research.

Online dictionaries, encyclopedias, almanacs, news and more.

Performs research in the field of optical data storage to develop an increased understanding of the technologies involved, stimulate industrial innovation and strengthen educational capabilities in industrially relevant science and technology.

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.

OTE is the UA Bookstore's Order Your Textbooks Electronically program.

A program designed to assist your transition to the various aspects of UA life from initial academic advising and registration to campus involvement and the pride of being an Arizona Wildcat. The program is designed to assist incoming freshman and transfer students.

Invigorating discussions and lectures by UA faculty and other experts and field trips for persons 55 and over.

Offers hiking, backpacking, skiing, kayaking, caving and scuba-diving.

Works to improve the health care of Arizonans through fostering and achieving cultural equity and sensitivity within the state's educational and health care systems.

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

Faculty, Staff and Graduate Student Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Networking Organization.

The USS Arizona Bell will be rung for significant University achievements on the third Wednesday each month. This includes academic achievements and awards for which a University of Arizona student, faculty or staff has received recognition in the previous thirty days.

Provides regular updates regarding pandemic response planning activities.

Provides parents with crisis hotline telephone numbers, parenting articles, and answers to frequently asked questions.

A must for the parents and families of UA undergraduates, this website provides resources to support their student's success, to get involved in the association, and to enhance their connection with the UA.

Parent's Child Care Handbook en Español.

A free consultation service offered by Campus Health Service's Counseling & Psychological Services.

Information and resources for parents of current and future UA students.

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

Provides parking options and promotes transportation alternatives for faculty, staff, students and visitors at the UA.

Maps displaying the location of parking availability on the UA campus. Includes special event parking information and disabled parking.

A program for K-16 second language educators to provide a venue for the sharing of professional concerns.

Provides first time passport acceptance services for US citizens, international student and faculty identity cards for Americans traveling abroad and photos for various application needs. UA students, staff and the public are all welcome on a walk in basis.

Located on the UA South campus in Sierra Vista, the observatory is used for public viewing of celestial objects and as a scientific resource for K - Graduate students.

Information about cost of attendance, financial aid, scholarships, grants and more.

A detailed calendar of tuition, fee, financial aid, billing, and other payment-related dates.

Payment process information for foreign visitors.

Payday and paycheck information.

An interactive learning site for children that includes games, stories, music and guides to their favorite PBS shows.

Advice and activities for raising a PBS kid.

Includes free lesson plans, professional development and more for preK-12 educators.

Provides educational materials for commercial pesticide licenses, training, pesticide safety, worker protection, and pesticide security for the residents of Arizona.

Provides opportunities for technologically advanced collaboration and consultation to faculty and graduate students who are developing work in New Media.

Information on how to prevent the accidental poisoning of dogs and cats.

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

Provides instruction in pharmacology, toxicology and medicinal chemistry to PharmD students and for providing graduate education to students in a variety of research tracks.

Provide quality preclinical and clinical education in pharmacology and therapeutics for medical students, and educates and trains graduate and postdoctoral biomedical scientists.

A collection of over 60,000 artifacts from pharmacies in Arizona.

Provides quality pharmaceutical care to the UA campus.

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

Search for current UA students, faculty and staff.

UA photography collections for print and web use. Includes sample model and photographer release forms.

An archive of campus photos that appear on the UA's webpages.

Each month, students are invited to the Physics Department to tour laboratories, meet with professors and students, and sit in on classes and labs.

Emphasizes a "systems level" approach to the study of the integrated biological functions of the human body, with a focus on biochemical, metabolic, neuromechanical, and cardiorespiratory interactions.

Offers courses of study for undergraduate, graduate and medical students.

A list of hotels and lodging within one mile of the main UA campus.

Finding a speaker, scheduling a meeting room, using UA facilities, and more.

Manages the design & construction projects on campus & provides planning services in support of the development of the campus physical & spatial environment.

A program for the diagnosis and management of plant diseases in the irrigated agriculture and landscapes of the arid Southwest and of native plants of the Sonoran Desert region.

Designed to provide pre-service and in-service biology teachers with university-based lab experience in plant genomics.

Links to various faculty involved in extension outreach.

A list of UA PO Box numbers by department.

One of the nation's finest and most extensive collections of contemporary poetry. This non-circulating library and archive is open to the public.

A unique and nationally renowned special collection library, literary center and sponsor of community and University programs, including its distinguished Reading Series.

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.

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.

Information from the Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center.

Provides law enforcement and security services to the campus community.

A list of UA academic, financial, business, and employment policies.

Provide access to University-wide policies and procedures.

Residence Hall.

Located in the Student Union.

Provides preparation, metering and presorting of outgoing U.S. Mail and delivery of incoming mail for the entire University.

Send a personalized UA Postcard to your friends and relatives.

Advising information for the following graduate schools: Medical, Osteopathic, Dental, Optometry, Physician Assistant, and Podiatry.

An advising support program to assist and support students, prospective students, and alumni interested in attending law school from the beginning exploration of their options through the law school admission process.

For all staff, faculty and appointed personnel who are considering or finalizing their retirements.

A toll-free, confidential telephone service available to pregnant and lactating women, their families and healthcare providers.

Student Club

Advisory body to the University President.

Online harassment prevention program for all faculty, staff, appointed professionals, and student employees.

UA's marching and pep bands.

Provides official business cards, letterhead, envelopes and other printed stationery items. Also provides 3-D memo's and the Print Supplier Program.

Student club.

The authority for selection of vendors. The department maintains a list of blanket order vendors and vendors who would like to bid on University purchases.

Provides support services for the university's administrative computing systems.

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

Educates students to work in interdisciplinary teams on complex problems involving rapidly changing science and technology, gain proficiency in computational techniques, effectively communicate, and understand business and legal issues.

A program that matches 3rd-9th grade teachers with astronomers.

An educational program that assists leaders in improving their leadership skills to become more effective in meeting the needs of rural people in public affairs.

The curricula cover the properties of water, the water cycle, watersheds, groundwater, water quality, water rights, as well as an understanding of the importance of water to all water users.

Provides direction for the management and control of capital property.

Chief Academic Officer of the UA.

Three day workshops offered throughout the year to help students prepare for PSAT and SAT exams.

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

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.

Provides non-profit and government organizations a venue to promote their career opportunities to students.

Residence Hall.

An interdisciplinary curriculum designed to improve life science literacy by providing lessons for core high school subjects.

A University credit card that allows for direct small dollar purchases from approved vendors.

Purchasing policies and procedures for UA.

Helps UA departments acquire operating supplies and capital items. Also includes information for vendors seeking to sell products to the UA.

The authority for selection of vendors. The department maintains a list of blanket order vendors and vendors who would like to bid on University purchases.

Enables eligible individuals to enroll in courses of study at reduced registration fees.

Information on cultural, educational and recreational opportunities in the community that help to foster a high quality of life.

Offers student internships, interaction with the industry guest professors, and independent study projects. Also conducts Stewards/Judges Accreditation Schools for the racing industry.

Provides radiation compliance and safety services to UA/UMC regarding radioactive materials and machine-generated ionizing radiation.

Provides information, resources, and tools to improve management and ensure sustainability of western rangelands.

Shows evaluation results for most UA courses taught during the past three years.

Manages physical space resources and real property.

Ensure that students with disabilities know about the availability of services.

Assists departments in establishing document storage and retrieval procedures.

Resources for departments seeking new faculty, staff or student employees.

Provides information and guidance to help departments attract and retain the most highly qualified workforce available, support the advancement and development of current employees and comply with relevant laws and regulations.

A resource to get UA logos, ad templates, fonts and samples of the current marketing campaign. Requires a UA NetID.

A collection of photos available to the UA community for websites and high resolution images for printed publications.

Located 35 miles north of the UA, the site allows for large-scale field research projects in plant breeding, weed control, plant pathology, insect management, fertility & nitrogen management, soil conservation, and alternative crops.

Instructions for registering your computer to plug into the campus network.

Class registration, grades, transcripts, residency, withdrawal, and diplomas.

A detailed calendar of WebReg usage dates, grade availability and many other registration-related dates.

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

Offers nationally recognized undergraduate, master’s, educational specialist, and doctoral degrees to prepare teachers, counselors, specialists, administrators, school psychologists, and researchers/teacher educators in the fields of special education, rehabilitation, school psychology, gifted education, sign language/deaf studies, and educational interpreting.

An academic, interdisciplinary exploration of the meaning and value of religion in human experience.

Information about moving to Tucson, including local school district information, utilities, and resources.

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

Provides instruction, research and extension/outreach in a range of disciplines related to the conservation and management of these renewable natural resources.

An online form to report computer security related issues or concerns.

Highlights different areas of research at the UA.

The UA is committed to removing barriers that prohibit access to buildings and programs.

An online form to request a hyperlink on the main UA Website. Hyperlinks are available only to UA departments, service units, and official organizations.

An overview of research activities and opportunities at the UA

College of Science offers a variety of courses for teachers that emphasize laboratory and research experience and include a focus on translating the experience to teachable classroom activities.

Includes UA Research centers and institutes approved by the Arizona Board of Regents.

Provides technical and scientific support to faculty, staff and graduate students of the UA involved in computational research.

Provides prototype machining, designing, fabrication, welding, grid winding services, cryogenic products, consultation, instructional support and community outreach programs.

Assists students, faculty, staff, department heads, directors and deans with maintaining the highest ethical standards related to research and creative activities.

Responsible for considering such matters as secrecy policy, research policy, research parks and interaction with industry.

Provides network support for students in the UA Residence Halls. All residence halls have free network connections.

Committed to providing all interested UA students with a new home which is a memorable place to live and learn.

Establish resident status for tuition purposes.

UA programs that support K-12 instruction.

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

The AZ Daily Wildcat's Guide to restaurants & bars near the UA.

For employers unable to interview on campus, resumes of students seeking internships, Cooperative Education and full-time employment are available on request

Offers Bachelor's degrees preparing students for careers in all areas of retail management. Students can also pursue M.S. and Ph.D. degrees leading to management and/or research positions with retail companies, direct marketers, consumer research firms, management consulting companies, and in higher education.

Information for retired UA employees and resources to help current UA employees plan for their retirement.

Human Resources Retirement Resources homepage.

Provides a free carpool matching service for commuters and employers in Pima County.

Located between Plummer and Tucson Boulevard on 15th Street, these all-purpose fields are utilized by Intramural Sports and Sport Clubs.

Provides programs of environmental protection, occupational health and safety and insurance coverage for property, liability and workers' compensation.

Ritmos Latinos

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.

Scheduling information and forms.

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

Room scheduling and event coordination for the Student Union.

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.

Student Club.

Collaborates with underserved communities to increase access to care, disease-prevention and health-promotion activities.

Provides enhanced, for-fee services for students with learning disabilities. SALT offers education planning, mentoring, workshops, writing skills training, peer tutors, and a computer lab.

Information on preventing accidental poisonings from products found in the home.

Working to improve the safety of food for Arizona families and consumers.

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

Provides free escorted walks to members of the UA community traveling alone at night.

Provides research and service to farmers in a wide area that includes Graham, Greenlee and Cochise counties.

Invigorating discussions and lectures by UA faculty and other experts and field trips for persons 55 and over.

Undertakes integrated, multidisciplinary research on the hydrology of semi-arid regions, in partnership with stakeholders, so that this understanding can be effectively applied to the management of water resources and the implementation of public policy.

Provides classroom visits and the LEAP program.

Provides weekly K-16 information about local, state and national events, workshops, conferences and job postings.

Includes a colloquium series and workshops for science teachers.

K-12 teacher resources including an outreach directory, programs and news.

Provides research in range recovery from drought and overgrazing, as well as sustainable grazing practices. Located 40 miles south of Tucson.

Dedicated to the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease via the principles of research, education and patient care.

Three day workshops offered throughout the year to help students prepare for PSAT and SAT exams.

A Publication for Alumni and Friends of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

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

Information on requesting a room for a class, club, department, or off-campus organization.

Providing scholarship support is vital to ensuring that the UA continues its tradition of excellence in education and research. The gift of a scholarship provides needed assistance to bright and deserving students.

Based on merit, recipients may be chosen on the basis of scholastic achievement, extracurricular activities, financial need, or other qualifications.

Excellent source for a scholarship search. If you simply type "scholarship" you get over 540 matches to your query with many useful resources listed.

Provides a wide range of recruiting options to educators and administrators.

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

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

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

Provides programs designed to prepare undergraduate and graduate students for professional careers in studio art, graphic design and illustration, art history, and art education.

Provides programs designed to prepare undergraduate and graduate students for professional careers in studio art, graphic design and illustration, art history, and art education.

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

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

Produces new knowledge about earth & environmental processes & human-environment interactions at all geographic & temporal scales, provides the scientific basis for environmental & climate policy, trains the next generation of earth & environmental scientists, & disseminates knowledge & solutions for the benefit of students & society.

Offers programs for careers in retailing, family studies, and family and consumer sciences education. Its close ties with the community ensure that programs reflect the changing needs of society

Offers programs for careers in retailing, family studies, and family and consumer sciences education. Its close ties with the community ensure that programs reflect the changing needs of society

We offer the BA degree in Geography, the BS degree in Regional Development, and the MA and PhD degrees in Geography.

Prepares men and women for leadership positions in the public and nonprofit sectors, as well as in private organizations which interact with government.

Provides opportunities to prepare for a meaningful career in the library and information professions in the 21st Century.

Provides opportunities to prepare for a meaningful career in the library and information professions in the 21st Century.

Promotes research in computational methods across disciplines and teach students to understand the computational aspects of any discipline.

Provides students with the intellectual training and professional skills that journalists need to cover complex events and issues.

Provides students with the intellectual training and professional skills that journalists need to cover complex events and issues.

A 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.

A 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.

Offers pre-professional and professional education at the undergraduate level with Bachelor of Arts programs in Aesthetics and Criticism, and Producing, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts program in Production.

Represents a multidisciplinary group of departments and programs dedicated to the teaching and discovery of principles and mechanisms underlying minds, brains, and behaviors.

A searchable database of public domain musical compositions in a MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) file format.

Offers a wide variety of degree programs and musical experiences, and presents over three hundred concerts and recitals each year.

Provides instruction, research and extension/outreach in a range of disciplines related to the conservation and management of these renewable natural resources.

Prepares students for managerial and administrative positions in local, state or federal government agencies and nonprofit agencies.

Prepares students for managerial and administrative positions in local, state or federal government agencies and nonprofit agencies.

The SSES is the union of five founding departments in the College of Engineering: Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics, Materials Science and Engineering, Mining and Geological Engineering, and Systems and Industrial Engineering.

Provides undergraduate and graduate education in professional degree programs and liberal arts in such disciplines as Musical Theatre, Production (Acting, Design), Theatre Studies and Theatre Education.

Offers nationally recognized undergraduate, master’s, educational specialist, and doctoral degrees to prepare teachers, counselors, specialists, administrators, school psychologists, and researchers/teacher educators in the fields of special education, rehabilitation, school psychology, gifted education, sign language/deaf studies, and educational interpreting.

Interesting and up-to-the-minute research news from the Colleges of Science.

Offers teachers resources and educational programs for K-12 students as well as the opportunity to have a UA student speaker visit your classroom.

Promotes and strengthens partnerships among the various UA Colleges and local school districts, that lead to effective integration of UA science, mathematics, engineering and technology research into K-12 education.

A research and development facility designed for fast-paced, high growth technology companies, from start-up to maturity. One of the nation's premier research and development facilities.

Hands-on science exhibits, exciting shows in the planetarium theater & science workshops.

Many UA Science programs invite students into the laboratory where actual research is underway.

Tournaments that provide rigorous academic interscholastic competitions that consist of a series of individual and team events for High School and Middle School Students.

Field trips to Flandrau offer planetarium programs in a domed multimedia theater, hands-on science exhibits, and science demonstrations and workshops.

Programs offered by the College of Science.

Includes materials on the life and physical sciences, engineering and technology, and military sciences.

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.

Kits and materials for loan and other resources for teachers.

Provides training for researchers, teachers, and administrators concerned with second language acquisition and teaching.

Campus-wide initiatives to ensure the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of electronically maintained information at the University of Arizona.

Tasked with protecting the University of Arizona network.

Tasked with protecting the University of Arizona network.

UA policies governing electronic privacy, copyright, peer-to-peer file sharing activity and access to student records.

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

Charged with monitoring and improving service at The University of Arizona.

An internship that consists of professional service in an approved agency or organization involving human services. The program is designed to link upper-level students with community agencies in order to gain the knowledge and skills required of providers and administrators serving children, youth and families.

The faculty and administration are committed to a common vision of the mission of the University.

Student club.

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

Provides a short-term solution for sick child care, for ages birth through 12 years.

UA 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.

Provides training for researchers, teachers, and administrators concerned with second language acquisition and teaching.

A landscape water conservation program that provides education and training to members of the Green Industry, property managers and the residential community.

A series of nine two-hour workshops designed to encourage consistent horticultural practices compatible with the Sonoran Desert.

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.

Provides learning and development opportunities in the areas of ethnicity, culture, race, gender, ability, class, religion, and sexual orientation.

News from Social and Behaviorial Sciences.

Offers advanced degree programs designed to prepare students for careers in research and teaching.

Recommended computer purchases for students, the campus computing store, software available to UA affiliates and more.

Offers 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.

Available to support research, extension, and instruction activities.

Open to ages 6 and up. Swim Classes and Camps open to all ages; Contact: Department of Campus Recreation, (520) 626-3396.

Computer virus protection software available for the entire UA campus.

Outreach opportunities include summer programs for students and teachers, professional development programs, inservice programs, an annual SAWP Teachers Research and Inquiry Institute.

Working toward a definition, to illuminate and to present the character of the Greater Southwest.

A collaborative interdisciplinary research center that is actively investigating the health effects of environmental agents and serving as a resource for the community.

Conducts interdisciplinary, inter-institutional research, professional development, and outreach programs.

Leadership training designed especially for elected officials, managers and department heads of local, state and tribal governments.

A gardening portal with information on home gardening, the Master Gardener program, community and school gardening, commercial ornamental horticulture, and links to other Southwest gardening information.

Pursues innovative and challenging concepts through a first engineering demonstration of feasibility, so that future missions can use the product for economical and reliable enhancements of (and enabling) newer spacecraft.

A research collection of NASA planetary photography, cartographic products, and technical documentation.

Manages physical space resources and real property.

Advocates for creating policy change and promoting health by utilizing community resources and disseminating information on disease prevention throughout the community with community leaders.

A collection of rare books, historic photographs, and unique archival materials.

Offers nationally recognized undergraduate, master’s, educational specialist, and doctoral degrees to prepare teachers, counselors, specialists, administrators, school psychologists, and researchers/teacher educators in the fields of special education, rehabilitation, school psychology, gifted education, sign language/deaf studies, and educational interpreting.

Assistance with parking arrangements for your event. Provided by Parking & Transportation.

Offers educational programs leading to the B.S., M.S., Au.D., and Ph.D. degrees.

Contract and grant administration for research projects.

Sponsors are third-party agencies who provide a guarantee of payment for student registration and tuition.

Opportunities for business and industry to advertise on campus or sponsor UA units and activities.

Over 700 students participate in the over 30 sport clubs and their success has been demonstrated through such accomplishments as local, conference, regional and national championships.

Maps displaying the location of UA stadiums and sports centers.

Provides educational materials that includes publications, audio visuals and training manual.

Allows for secure communication and file transfers. SSH is required to connect to many campus servers. This software is free to the UA students and staff.

Represents and advocates staff concerns.

Administrative, financial, professional, and computer training resources.

Serves as the channel for the University's communications with Arizona State Legislators.

The Graduate Interdisciplinary Program (GIDP) in Statistics supports and encourages the central role of statistical thinking in the biological, physical, engineering, financial, and social sciences.

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.

A public evening lectures in astronomy. The lectures are usually held on Monday nights at 7:30pm.

Builds and operates telescopes in Arizona, provides mirrors for major telescopes around the world, and develops instrumentation for space and ground-based facilities.

A list of supplies available to university departments.

The authority for selection of vendors. The department maintains a list of blanket order vendors and vendors who would like to bid on University purchases.

The first Saturday of each month. Located inside the UA Bookstore.

The first Saturday of each month. Located inside the UA Bookstore.

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

Policies on grades, registration, attendance, graduating, transferring, withdrawal, honors.

Resources that bolster student academic success and support learning, including academic advising and tutoring.

Resources and information for advisors.

Deals with such matters as quality of student life, financial aid, the Code of Conduct, and the Code of Academic Integrity.

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

Information about student finances, financial aid, registration, transportation, computing, meal plans, and more.

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.

Administers open-access computer labs, technology help desks, and multi-media resources that assist students, faculty and staff.

Offers students a full array of scholarships, grants, waivers, loans and work-study.

Offers every student a wide array of opportunities to enjoy the collegiate experience, to be involved in campus life, and to learn more about becoming a leader, today and in the future.

A service that allows students to access personal information and transact university business via the Web. A Student ID and PIN are required. Online course registration and payment is available through Student Link.

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

Information to help you better understand how we - and you - safeguard your personal information.

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

Designed to assist first generation, low-income and/or students with disabilities with their transition to the UA.

Room scheduling and event coordination for the Student Union.

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

Welcomes Hispanic and other minority high school students in their sophomore and junior years to the UA campus for Earth science studies.

Offers opportunities for foreign study on a summer, semester, and yearly basis, while earning academic credit at the UA.

Scholarships for UA Students to participate in the study abroad and international exchange programs.

Information on the official UA logos, colors, and type fonts as well as guidelines for printed publications and photography.

If you are a visiting undergraduate student and are not pursuing a degree through the UA, you may seek Summer or Winter Only admission. This type of admission does not allow for continuation in the Spring or Fall semesters and you must reapply for this status each year.

If you are a visiting undergraduate student and are not pursuing a degree through the UA, you may seek Summer or Winter Only admission. This type of admission does not allow for continuation in the Spring or Fall semesters and you must reapply for this status each year.

Get ready for a summer of laughter and learning! In our Summer Day Program, children entering grades 1-5 will enjoy a variety of creative, fun-filled educational experiences.

Gives qualified high school students an awareness of the state of the art in design and manufacturing. Open to grades 9-12.

Students and teachers share their writing in small and large groups. Workshops and tutorials are offered to students. A graduate seminar is offered to teachers.

Open to disadvantaged high school students with minimum 3.0 GPA and to K-12 educators who teach students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Provides mathematically talented middle school students with the chance to directly experience research mathematics.

Offers an opportunity to learn how to conduct research and prepare for graduate studies at the UA.

A summer camp for high school students. Summer 2008 - June 15 - July 2. A UA-sponsored project via the Arizona Rivers Project Grant.

Open to grades 5-12

Provides free professional individual writing tutoring to minority undergraduate and graduate students as well as workshops and summer programs.

With U-Pass, UA students and staff get unlimited Sun Tran bus rides, and the University will pay up to 50 percent of the cost.

Support university research by donating your body through the Willed Body Program.

Ways to become involved with the UA through donations, volunteering or advocacy.

Provides families with fact sheets and other publications that promote the health and well-being of families during difficult times.

Participate in online and live auctions of UA surplus property every two weeks.

Excess university property available to departments and the public.

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

Undertakes integrated, multidisciplinary research on the hydrology of semi-arid regions, in partnership with stakeholders, so that this understanding can be effectively applied to the management of water resources and the implementation of public policy.

Working to improve profits, protect the environment, and enhance the quality of life for Arizona farmers and ranchers.

A 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.

Processes all UA personnel transactions affecting budget, funding, status, or personal information changes and produces the UA's annual budget.

Student club.

Educating consumers in sound financial management principles.

he Take Charge America Institute is dedicated to improving the money-management skills and financial confidence of consumers of all ages. The Institute creates research-based educational outreach programs that raise financial literacy and help consumers to make informed financial choices in today’s complex markets.

Programs for prospective students and families.

The federal government allows certain tuition expenses for certain students to be deducted from the amount owed on a family’s federal income taxes.

A fast-track program that leads to a master's in education degree and preparation for teacher certification in one calendar year.

Offered every spring for school districts interested in recruiting educators. Students and alumni interested in careers in education will have opportunities to interview with potential employers.

Designed to provide pre-service and in-service biology teachers with university-based lab experience in plant genomics.

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

Shows evaluation results for most UA courses taught during the past three years.

Helps 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.

Undergraduates act as preceptors, or peer teaching assistants, in their classes. With the help of their instructors, preceptors assist in class activities and projects.

Explore technology through exercies that appeal to girls: digital photography, movie making, the basics of technology, and more. Grades 1-4 and 5-8.

A research and development facility designed for fast-paced, high growth technology companies, from start-up to maturity. One of the nation's premier research and development facilities.

Assists faculty in matters related to intellectual property, including interactions with commercial partners, and brings inventions and discoveries developed within the University to market for the public good.

As a way to prevent secondary students from entering the juvenile justice system, law students train high school students to serve as judges, prosecutors and defense attorneys for their own school court that oversees violations of school rules.

Offers intensive English language instruction to teenagers.

A fun adventure camp for 12-15 year olds. Includes fun and games, hiking, caving, rock climbing, Jr. life-guarding activities, and more.

Tejido has worked on design projects throughout the United States, the Middle East, the Caribbean, Mexico, and Central America.

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.

Provides easy-to-use phone-conferencing services for up to 96 conference participants. Available to UA Faculty & Staff.

Provides telephone services in Residence Halls, voice mail, caller ID, and more.

Provides Telephone Service, Voice Mail, Conferencing Services, Voice OverIP, and more.

Tucson and UA television and radio stations.

Offers Bachelor's degrees preparing students for careers in all areas of retail management. Students can also pursue M.S. and Ph.D. degrees leading to management and/or research positions with retail companies, direct marketers, consumer research firms, management consulting companies, and in higher education.

Resources and tools to make sure your website is accessible to people with disabilities.

Fight! Wildcats! Fight! and Bear Down, Arizona!

Luxurious short term rentals just a short walk from the Main Gate Square and Fourth Avenue.

UA art exhibits, athletics events, performances and more.

Provides teachers with "out-of-the-box" curriculum modules and is mapped to the AZ Department of Education's Standards-Based Teaching and Learning.

Actions to help UA community members prepare for emergency situations.

Provides information on the features of the UA website and how to use them. Includes instructions on how to correct a common font size problem.

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.

Teaches all event areas (i.e. pole vault, sprints, jumps, throws, distance) from beginners to Junior Elite level athletes (ages 12-18).

Works with manufacturers of Officially Licensed products to ensure the proper use of University trademarks.

Learn about the UA's colors, fight songs, mascots and more.

Educational opportunities for the work force.

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

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

Information for students seeking to transfer to UA from other two or four year post secondary schools.

Resources for students who have attended other two or four year post secondary schools before entering the UA.

Processes travel related documents for University departments.

Is designed so students may take advantage of programs or special resources available at one of the three Arizona universities which are not available at their own institution.

Directions to campus, along with information about lodging, parking and campus-event venues.

Engaged 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.

Provides opportunities for technologically advanced collaboration and consultation to faculty and graduate students who are developing work in New Media.

Student club.

Designed to assist first generation, low-income and/or students with disabilities with their transition to the UA.

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

Attractions in Tucson and around Arizona, Tucson history, Arizona sports and more.

GIS technology projects with TUSD, Boys and Girls Club, 4H and many volunteer groups. Fosters spatial-based education in the Tucson community

A brief history of the city that is home to the UA.

Students from the Native American Law Students Association run the Legal Referral Program providing referral services on a walk-in basis three days a week.

Scenic views of Tucson, the Sonoran Desert, and the Catalina Mountains.

Specific tuition rates for each academic term.

What UA tuition funds; how it compares to peer institutions.

Information on turfgrass including publications for homeowners.

A free service available to all enrolled students.

A web portal to help employees and others find tools and information related to UA branding, logo use, trademarks, product licensing, technology transfer, copyright laws and more.

With U-Pass, UA students and staff get unlimited Sun Tran bus rides, and the University will pay up to 50 percent of the cost.

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

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

Information about the main campus, satellite campuses, buildings, and off-campus units.

The UA's on-line application and employment system. This is where department's post their openings and applicants explore and apply for UA employment.

Campaign for Community Giving is a new UA initiative, which coordinates the traditional United Way workplace campaign and Campaign Arizona. UA employees have the opportunity to contribute to any area of the University or any non-profit agency or to an any United Way Impact area.

The UA Channel provides a mix of public television titles along with community service programs, lectures, seminars and events from the campus of The University of Arizona. This service is available only to Comcast and Cox cable customers.

The UA Channel provides a mix of public television titles along with community service programs, lectures, seminars and events from the campus of The University of Arizona. This service is available only to Comcast and Cox cable customers.

Offers the opportunity to update your technical skills, and advance your career through distance learning.

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

Demographics and statistical information.

The largest annual career fair where employers can meet students interested in career information and employment opportunities. Large corporations, small businesses, government agencies and some non-profits from across the country recruit at this event.

A non-profit corporation that raises funds for the benefit of the University of Arizona.

Images and text describing the history of the UA and the origin of its traditions.

View the history of the UA from 1885 to 1970.

Provides imaging detectors and systems to UA observatories and the worldwide scientific community.

Purchase a UA License plate for your car. Portions of the fee go to the UA for academic scholarships.

A list of vendors authorized to provide services to the UA.

Improving the health and promoting wellness of all women, by providing the highest quality clinical care, research, community outreach, education, and the promotion of women in academic medicine.

Your UA NetID is your personal identifier for a number of online services.

Resources for media and reporters along with a list of UA newspapers, magazines, and electronic news sources available to the public.

It is the policy of the University of Arizona to ensure that University Web pages will be usable by people with disabilities.

UA on iTunes U provides access to a wide range of UA digital audio and video content via the iTunes Store. Students will find a many resources useful to their coursework and public visitors will find an extraordinarily rich collection of talks, artists presentations, and University information.

Provides access to expected learning outcomes, assessment activities relating to those outcomes, assessment findings, and changes made on the basis of assessment findings.

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.

A must for the parents and families of UA undergraduates, this website provides resources to support their student's success, to get involved in the association, and to enhance their connection with the UA.

UA photo identification card.

A unique and nationally renowned special collection library, literary center and sponsor of community and University programs, including its distinguished Reading Series.

Provide access to University-wide policies and procedures.

Send a personalized UA Postcard to your friends and relatives.

Information and resources for staff and students doing research at the UA.

Hands-on science exhibits, exciting shows in the planetarium theater & science workshops.

Install these screen savers on your PC to view the UA campus, history, sports, and more.

The official seal of the UA that may only be used with permission of the President of the University.

Certificates in Elementary Education and Secondary Education.

Offers non-credit classes during the day, evening and weekend in topics ranging from IT certification to workplace training.

An educational broadcast and production resource of the UA South. Produces and distributes educational materials for use in campus classrooms, industry, other educational institutions and the community.

UA 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.

Provides non-profit and government organizations a venue to promote their career opportunities to students.

Receive a 5% discount on food purchases (valid at most campus dining locations)

Resources and information for current UA students.

Information on the official UA logos, colors, and type fonts as well as guidelines for printed publications and photography.

See how well you score on trivia questions covering UA's history and traditions.

Provides useful information about the UA for visitors to our dynamic community.

Install campus scenes on your computer's desktop.

Resources & information for developers of University websites.

Provides an easy way for UA webmasters to communicate with each other and share information by email.

Defines how UA websites are hyperlinked to the main UA website. Created by the UAWeb Advisory Council.

The UA's wireless network covering more than 7 million square feet of indoor & outdoor space.

A Portal that allows University Employees to access the UAccess Analytics, UAccess Employee, UAccess Student Sytems.

Comprehensive news site for campus, the general public and media with links to other news sites.

School Matinees and other programs for school age kids and teachers.

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.

UA's only student-run television station, broadcasting 24 hours a day to over 5,000 students in the residence halls.

Apply to serve on the UAWeb Advisory Council.

Develops and maintains the main UA website and provides support and services to campus webmasters.

Sponsors policy-relevant, interdisciplinary research and forums that link scholarship and education with decisionmaking.

Admissions information for prospective undergraduate students.

An educational program designed to teach students science by involving them in biologically related research.

Read about activities of students in and alumni of the Undergraduate Biology Research Program (UBRP). UBRP is designed to teach students science by involving them in research.

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

The UA offers over 150 bachelor's degree programs.

Inquiry and opportunity are cornerstones of the UA undergraduate experience. Students are encouraged to engage in research conducted by faculty who are leaders in their fields.

Offers a unique collection of original art by regional and nationally prominent artists.

A newsletter of the Arizona Student Unions, published monthly to highlight the events and achievements of its employees.

Student club.

Located in the Student Union.

Campaign for Community Giving is a new UA initiative, which coordinates the traditional United Way workplace campaign and Campaign Arizona. UA employees have the opportunity to contribute to any area of the University or any non-profit agency or to an any United Way Impact area.

Encompasses UA communications; community, corporate, and government relations; marketing; public relations; and special events.

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.

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

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

University Communications/News Services provides current news to the campus community as well as to local, state, national and international media.

Campus-wide initiatives to ensure the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of electronically maintained information at the University of Arizona.

Provides desktop accessibility to the data stored in the UA's online transaction systems (FRS, SIS, PSOS, etc.).

Provides computing and campus-wide telecommunications services.

Provides academic counseling, tutoring, study skill development workshops.

UMC is a private, nonprofit hospital located at the Arizona Health Sciences Center.

4001 N. Third Street
Phoenix, AZ 85012

A publisher of scholarly books that reflect the special strengths of Arizona’s three universities, as well as general interest books on Arizona and the Southwest borderlands.

UA 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.

Provides law enforcement and security services to the campus community.

Provides preparation, metering and presorting of outgoing U.S. Mail and delivery of incoming mail for the entire University.

Encompasses UA communications; community, corporate, and government relations; marketing; public relations; and special events.

Provides prototype machining, designing, fabrication, welding, grid winding services, cryogenic products, consultation, instructional support and community outreach programs.

Provides programs and services to support and enhance instruction.

A free service available to all enrolled students.

General Education Courses - All degree-seeking undergraduate students must satisfy the University of Arizona's General Education requirements. General Education courses include Tier One (INDV, NATS and TRAD), Tier Two, English, Second Language, Math and Basic Science courses detailed in each undergraduate major.

Moved recently? Changed your e-mail address? You can update your own records online at the Alumni Association.

Information on bugs, vertebrates, plant diseases, weeds, and beneficials that are found both inside and outside your home.

Resources for businesses seeking collaborative research relationships with UA or seeking to market discoveries through the technology transfer process.

Addresses environmental, wildlife and domestic livestock issues applicable to Arizona and the Southwest.

Provides a multi-faceted awareness program to the public, medical practitioners and health care workers.

A list of vendors authorized to provide services to the UA.

Our mission is the applied phylogenetics of venom: using clues from the genealogy of animals to guide scientific discovery toward practical applications.

Created to test the hypothesis that the consciousness (or identity) of a person survives physical death.

A hub of information for student veterans and veterans looking to enter the UA, VETS is staffed by trained student veterans who have transitioned to the UA and are knowledgeable about the campus.

Provides information and services related to the Montgomery GI Bill benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Offers 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.

Oversees and facilitates matters related to research and creative activities by faculty, staff and students.

Student club.

Residence Hall.

Creates both object and panorama virtual reality movies to support campus instruction and research endeavors.

Images that can be used by University departments or employees for University business.

360 degree tours of selected buildings and areas of the UA campus.

Directions, lodging, parking, dining and other resources for people visiting campus.

Provides information about the campus, and assists in locating information or resources about the UA and Tucson.

Provides useful information about the UA for visitors to our dynamic community.

Visitor Parking is available in metered spaces or select garages across campus for a nominal fee. Be sure to bring loose change or cash.

Law student volunteers work with the Volunteer Lawyer Program in various clinics on cases involving domestic relations, child support calculation, and bankruptcy.

Provides telephone services in Residence Halls, voice mail, caller ID, and more.

A list of possible activities for anyone interested in volunteering on the UA campus.

Resources for community members who wish to volunteer at UA and for UA affiliates who wish to volunteer in the community.

A walking club that encourages individuals and families to increase their participation in activities that promote a healthy lifestyle.

Provides maps of walking and running pathways and their distances around campus.

Promotes understanding of critical state and regional water management and policy issues through research, community outreach and public education.

Drought resources, education, water quality and sustainability.

Provides tips for saving water indoors and outdoors.

The latest measurements from the weather station at the Physics and Atmospheric Sciences Building.

Current campus weather conditions.

Information on why websites need to be accessible to people with disabilities and how to create an accessible website.

ASUA provides free web accounts and support to officially recognized student clubs and organizations.

Information on how to create and edit webpages, common problems, linking your site and more.

Resources to help webmasters of official UA websites adopt the style of the main UA website.

View up to the minute images of campus on this collection of campus webcams.

Allows web access to email accounts on the U-system.

Register for courses online via Student Link.

Allows instructors to log in and view their class rosters, administratively drop students and submit their final grades at the end of the semester.

You will see the 'Forbidden Error' if your file permissions are not set properly to allow your website to be viewed over the internet.

Provides information about noxious weeds in Arizona and what you should do to prevent their spread.

Works to improve the health and well-being of UA employees, alumni, students, retirees and their families.

Facilities include a large animal necropsy building, the Arizona Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, and the Aquaculture Pathology Research Program.

UA policies on website accessibility, federal law, and more.

The UA's wireless network covering more than 7 million square feet of indoor & outdoor space.

Wildcat coloring book, word search, and more.

Offers food, fun, and entertainment. Located in the Student Union.

Classified Ads in the Arizona Daily Wildcat.

Saturday morning Spring semester art program for youths - grades 1-12.

NCAA Wildcat Men's Basketball Team.

Want to find one of your former classmates? This is the place for you.

NCAA Wildcat Football Team.

UA screensavers, wallpaper, postcards, tours, webcams and games.

Purchase Wildcat t-shirts, hats and accessories online.

Open to: Jr. & Sr. High ages

UA student and alumni one-stop source for on and off-campus job and internship listings including Federal Work Study and Non-Work Study jobs. System also includes local and national job and internship listings.

We want to be sure that you begin your first days on campus with a warm welcome and an understanding of what life is like at the UA through activities to help you become familiar with the campus and community.

Student club.

Support university research by donating your body through the Willed Body Program.

If you are a visiting undergraduate student and are not pursuing a degree through the UA, you may seek Summer or Winter Only admission. This type of admission does not allow for continuation in the Spring or Fall semesters and you must reapply for this status each year.

The UA's wireless network covering more than 7 million square feet of indoor & outdoor space.

A program where UA students and middle and high school students can participate in various activities to motivate young women to enter fields of science, engineering and technology.

NCAA Wildcat Gymnastics team.

NCAA Wildcat Women's Basketball team.

NCAA Wildcat Cross Country team.

NCAA Wildcat Golf team.

Improving the health and promoting wellness of all women, by providing the highest quality clinical care, research, community outreach, education, and the promotion of women in academic medicine.

Student club.

NCAA Wildcat Soccer team.

NCAA Wildcat Softball team.

Provides interdisciplinary feminist research and curriculum.

NCAA Wildcat Tennis team.

NCAA Wildcat Track & Field team.

Student Club.

Student Club.

NCAA Wildcat Volleyball team.

Designed to raise reading and math skills in young children. Tutors work with elementary students who can benefit from one-on-one support. Tutors usually work with one teacher and selected students.

Information on what to do if you or an employee is injured on the the job.

Provides network support & consulting to UA Departments.

Provides health assessments, information, presentations, and nutrition/fitness counseling/consultations services to employees.

Provides free professional individual writing tutoring to minority undergraduate and graduate students as well as workshops and summer programs.

A workshop designed to address the central challenges faced by academic writers in all fields.

A youth diabetes camp for Native Americans at the Whispering Pines in Northern AZ. It emphasizes diabetes education, physical activity and nutrition within the context of contemporary Indian culture and customs.

Information on resources, training materials and networking opportunities to those involved in developing Arizona's youth gardens.

Research 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.

Use the U.S. Postal Service's Zip Code Lookup to find the correct zip+4. Enter the designation department's PO Box number and five digit zip code.

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.

A cost effective way to inform university faculty/staff about university policies, issues, position announcements or upcoming events.

A certified child care program designed to improve the fundamental skills of children ages 5-12.

Catalog includes a description of the subject matter, educational objectives, appropriate ages and price for publications.