Undergraduate Programs

Undergraduate Programs

Aloha University offers undergraduate degree programs across ten colleges. Our programs combine rigorous academics with hands-on learning experiences, preparing students for successful careers and meaningful lives.

College of the Arts (COA)

• Film & Media Studies (BA)
• Graphic Design (BFA)
• Music Business (BS)
• Music Technology & Production (BS)

College of Business (COB)

• Accounting (BBA)
• Business Administration (BBA)
• Business Analytics (BS)
• Finance (BBA)
• Legal Studies (BA)
• Marketing (BBA)
• Organizational Leadership (BA)
• Public Administration (BA)

College of Computing (COC)

• Applied AI (BS)
• Computer Science (BS)
• Cybersecurity (BS)
• Data Science (BS)
• Management Information Systems (BS)

College of Education (CED)

• Education Studies (BA)

College of Engineering (COE)

• Civil & Environmental Engineering (BS)
• Electrical Engineering (BS)
• Industrial & Systems Engineering (BS)
• Mechanical Engineering (BS)

College of the Environment (CEV)

• Earth & Geospatial Sciences (BS)
• Environmental Science (BS)

College of Health Sciences (CHS)

• Communication Sciences & Disorders (BS)
• Nutrition (BS)
• Public Health (BS)

College of Humanities (COH)

• Art History (BA)
• English (BA)
• Geography (BS)
• History (BA)
• Philosophy (BA)
• Religious Studies (BA)

College of Science (COS)

• Biochemistry (BS)
• Biology (BS)
• Chemistry (BS)
• Mathematics (BS)
• Physics (BS)
• Statistics (BS)

College of Social Sciences (CSS)

• Anthropology (BA)
• Communication (BA)
• Criminal Justice (BA)
• Economics (BS)
• Gender & Sexuality Studies (BA)
• Political Science (BA)
• Psychology (BS)
• Sociology (BS)

Special Programs

• Honors Program: Enhanced curriculum for high-achieving students
• Undergraduate Research: Conduct research alongside faculty mentors
• Study Abroad: Programs in 40+ countries
• Internships: Gain professional experience in your field

General Education

Our general education curriculum provides a foundation in critical thinking, communication, and global awareness. All undergraduates complete courses in writing, quantitative reasoning, natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, and Hawaiian/Pacific studies.