UW Campuses

The University of Washington Bothell Campus offers a personalized and innovative educational experience, focusing on interdisciplinary learning and community engagement. Located in the growing city of Bothell, this campus emphasizes accessibility and collaboration.

• Business: Programs in accounting, management, and marketing tailored for career readiness in a dynamic economy.
• Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM): Strong focus on computer science, engineering, and environmental science with hands-on research opportunities.
• Education: Teacher certification and educational studies programs designed to address regional needs in K-12 education.
• Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences: Courses in media studies, global studies, and cultural studies encouraging creative and critical thinking.
• Nursing & Health Studies: Offering degrees in nursing and public health, preparing students for impactful careers in healthcare.

UW Bothell is known for its small class sizes, allowing for close interaction between students and faculty. The campus fosters a tight-knit community where students can engage in undergraduate research, internships, and service-learning projects. With a strong emphasis on sustainability and technology, many programs integrate real-world applications, preparing graduates for the challenges of the 21st century. The campus also offers a variety of master’s programs, catering to working professionals and lifelong learners. Students benefit from partnerships with local industries, particularly in the tech sector, given the campus’s proximity to major companies in the Seattle metropolitan area. Whether pursuing a degree in the sciences, humanities, or professional fields, UW Bothell provides a supportive environment for academic and personal growth, ensuring students are well-equipped to contribute to their communities and beyond.

The University of Washington Seattle Campus is the flagship campus and offers a comprehensive range of academic programs across various disciplines. As the largest and most diverse campus of the university, it serves as the hub for groundbreaking research and innovation.

• Arts & Sciences: Offering programs in humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, fostering critical thinking and interdisciplinary studies.
• Engineering: Renowned for programs in computer science, mechanical, and electrical engineering, with a focus on technology and innovation.
• Medicine: Home to a top-tier medical school with programs in clinical research, public health, and biomedical sciences.
• Business: The Foster School of Business provides undergraduate and graduate degrees in finance, marketing, and entrepreneurship.
• Education: Programs focused on teacher training, educational policy, and leadership development.
• Law: Offering a Juris Doctor program and specialized legal studies with an emphasis on public service and advocacy.
• Public Policy & Governance: Training future leaders in policy analysis, international affairs, and environmental governance.
• Computer Science & Engineering: A leader in tech education with cutting-edge research in AI, data science, and software development.

With over 300 degree programs, the Seattle campus caters to a wide array of interests and career paths. Students benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, extensive research opportunities, and a vibrant campus life in the heart of Seattle. The campus is also known for its commitment to sustainability and community engagement, integrating real-world problem-solving into its curriculum. Whether pursuing undergraduate, graduate, or professional studies, students at the Seattle campus are equipped with the skills and knowledge to make a global impact.

The University of Washington Tacoma Campus is an urban-serving campus dedicated to providing access to higher education in the South Puget Sound region. With a focus on community impact, it offers a range of programs tailored to regional needs.

• Business: Programs in accounting, finance, and entrepreneurship with an emphasis on local business partnerships.
• Education: Offering teacher certification and advanced degrees in educational leadership to support local schools.
• Social Work: A highly regarded program focused on community advocacy, social justice, and human services.
• Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences: Courses in psychology, history, and communication that encourage critical analysis and creativity.
• Information Technology: Cutting-edge programs in cybersecurity, software development, and data analytics to meet industry demands.
• Nursing: Preparing healthcare professionals through undergraduate and graduate nursing programs with a focus on community health.

UW Tacoma is deeply integrated into the fabric of the city, with a campus designed to revitalize downtown Tacoma. Its programs emphasize experiential learning, with opportunities for internships, fieldwork, and community-based projects. The campus serves a diverse student body, including many first-generation and non-traditional students, offering flexible scheduling and support services to ensure success. With a commitment to social equity and economic development, UW Tacoma collaborates with local organizations to address pressing regional issues. Students benefit from small class sizes and personalized attention from faculty who are dedicated to mentoring. Whether pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree, students at UW Tacoma gain practical skills and knowledge to make a difference in their communities and beyond, contributing to the cultural and economic vitality of the region.