WWU Campuses

The Everett University Center, a regional campus of Western Washington University, is designed to provide accessible higher education to students in the Snohomish County area. Located on the campus of Everett Community College, this center focuses on upper-division and graduate programs, catering to transfer students and working professionals seeking to complete their degrees or advance their careers.

• Business Administration: Offers a Bachelor’s in Business Administration with a focus on practical skills for local industry needs.
• Education: Through the Woodring College of Education, programs like the Bachelor of Arts in Education and Master’s in Teaching are available for aspiring educators.
• Human Services: A Bachelor’s in Human Services prepares students for careers in social work, counseling, and community outreach.
• Environmental Studies: Select programs from Huxley College provide coursework in environmental policy and sustainability tailored to regional issues.
• Interdisciplinary Studies: Allows students to customize their education with a focus on combining multiple fields of interest.

The Everett location emphasizes flexible scheduling, including evening and hybrid courses, to accommodate non-traditional students. The campus fosters partnerships with local businesses and organizations, ensuring that programs align with workforce demands. Students benefit from smaller class sizes, personalized advising, and a supportive learning environment. The center also provides access to WWU’s extensive resources, including online libraries and career services. This campus plays a vital role in expanding educational opportunities in the region, helping students achieve their academic and professional goals without needing to relocate to Bellingham. It reflects WWU’s commitment to accessibility and community impact through targeted, high-quality education.

Western Washington University’s Main Campus in Bellingham offers a comprehensive range of academic programs across various disciplines. As the primary hub of the university, it serves as the center for undergraduate and graduate education, research, and student life. The campus is known for its strong commitment to liberal arts education, environmental sustainability, and community engagement.

• Arts and Humanities: Programs in English, History, Philosophy, and Visual Arts provide students with critical thinking and creative skills.
• Business and Economics: The College of Business and Economics offers degrees in Accounting, Finance, Marketing, and Management, preparing students for dynamic careers in the corporate world.
• Education: The Woodring College of Education is renowned for teacher preparation programs, including Elementary Education, Special Education, and Educational Leadership.
• Science and Engineering: Degrees in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, and Engineering Technology are supported by state-of-the-art labs and research opportunities.
• Environmental Studies: The Huxley College of the Environment offers unique programs in Environmental Science, Policy, and Sustainability, reflecting the university’s dedication to ecological stewardship.
• Social Sciences: Majors like Psychology, Sociology, and Anthropology explore human behavior and societal trends.

Additionally, the campus supports interdisciplinary studies, allowing students to combine fields for a tailored educational experience. With a focus on hands-on learning, WWU provides access to internships, fieldwork, and collaborative projects. The Main Campus also hosts a vibrant student community with numerous clubs, organizations, and events that enrich the academic journey. Graduate programs, including MBAs and Master’s in Education, cater to advanced learners seeking professional growth. This campus is the heart of WWU’s mission to foster intellectual curiosity and societal impact.

The Peninsula College Center in Port Angeles is a regional campus of Western Washington University, hosted in partnership with Peninsula College. This location is dedicated to providing accessible bachelor’s degree completion programs to students on the Olympic Peninsula, particularly for those who have completed associate degrees or equivalent coursework at community colleges.

• Business Administration: A Bachelor’s in Business Administration with concentrations in Management and other fields relevant to local economic needs.
• Education: Programs through the Woodring College of Education, including teacher certification and Bachelor of Arts in Education, support aspiring educators in the region.
• Human Services: Offers a Bachelor’s in Human Services, focusing on skills for social services, counseling, and community development.
• Environmental Studies: Select offerings from Huxley College address local environmental challenges with courses in sustainability and policy.
• Interdisciplinary Studies: Provides flexibility for students to design a degree plan that meets their unique career and academic goals.

The Peninsula College Center is tailored for working adults and transfer students, offering evening classes and online options to fit diverse schedules. The campus emphasizes community engagement, connecting students with local organizations for internships and service opportunities. With a focus on small class sizes, students receive individualized attention from faculty and advisors. This center extends WWU’s reach, ensuring that residents of rural and remote areas have access to high-quality education without the need to relocate. It embodies the university’s mission of fostering lifelong learning and supporting regional development through targeted academic programs that empower students to contribute to their communities.

The Poulsbo Center of Western Washington University, located in partnership with Olympic College, serves students in Kitsap County by offering degree completion programs and professional development opportunities. This regional campus is designed to meet the needs of transfer students and working professionals who seek to advance their education close to home.

• Business Administration: A Bachelor’s in Business Administration with a focus on management and leadership skills tailored for local business environments.
• Education: Programs from the Woodring College of Education, including teacher preparation and certification, cater to those entering the education field.
• Human Services: Offers a Bachelor’s in Human Services, preparing students for roles in social work, community advocacy, and nonprofit organizations.
• Environmental Studies: Select courses from Huxley College focus on sustainability and environmental policy relevant to the Puget Sound region.
• Interdisciplinary Studies: Allows students to create a customized degree plan that aligns with personal and professional aspirations.

The Poulsbo Center prioritizes accessibility with flexible course schedules, including evening and online options, to accommodate diverse student needs. The campus fosters a close-knit learning environment with small class sizes and dedicated faculty support. Students benefit from WWU’s resources, such as career services and academic advising, while staying connected to their local community. The center also emphasizes partnerships with regional employers to ensure that programs meet workforce demands. By providing high-quality education in a convenient location, the Poulsbo Center supports WWU’s goal of expanding access to higher education and empowering students to achieve their academic and career objectives without relocating.