Brigham Young University–Hawaii (BYU–Hawaii) offers a diverse range of academic programs tailored to its unique mission of integrating faith, education, and cultural diversity. Located in Laie, Hawaii, this campus emphasizes a holistic learning experience for students from across the Pacific and around the world. The university is particularly known for its strong focus on intercultural studies and fostering global understanding through its curriculum.
- Business and Government: Programs in accounting, business management, hospitality and tourism management, and political science prepare students for leadership roles in various industries, with an emphasis on ethical decision-making.
- Arts and Humanities: Courses in English, history, visual arts, and music provide a foundation for creative and critical thinking, often integrating Hawaiian and Pacific cultural perspectives.
- Math and Sciences: Degrees in biology, chemistry, mathematics, and exercise and sport science cater to students interested in scientific inquiry and health-related fields.
- Education and Human Development: Teacher education programs, including elementary and secondary education, are designed to develop skilled educators with a global outlook.
- Culture, Language, and Performing Arts: Unique offerings in Hawaiian studies, Pacific Island studies, and international cultural studies reflect the campus's commitment to preserving and celebrating Polynesian heritage.
BYU–Hawaii also integrates religious education into its curriculum, with courses in theology and doctrine aligned with the teachings of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This blend of academic rigor and spiritual growth creates a distinctive educational environment. Students benefit from small class sizes, personalized attention, and opportunities to engage in service projects both locally and internationally, preparing them for meaningful careers and lives of service.
