University of Hawai'i at Manoa (UH Manoa) is a research university of international standing. It creates, refines, disseminates, and perpetuates human knowledge; offers a comprehensive array of undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees through the doctoral level, including law and medicine; carries out advanced research; and extends services to the community. Students have special opportunities for Asian, Pacific, and Hawaiian educational experiences and involvement in research activities, service learning, and co-curricular activities.

UH Manoa has widely recognized strengths in tropical agriculture, tropical medicine, oceanography, astronomy, electrical engineering, volcanology, evolutionary biology, comparative philosophy, comparative religion, Hawaiian studies, Asian studies, Pacific Islands studies, and Asian and Pacific region public health. UH Manoa offers instruction in more languages than any U.S. institution outside the Department of State.
The main UH campus located in Manoa valley on the island of O'ahu began in 1907 as a land-grant college of agriculture and mechanic arts. With the addition of a College of Arts and Sciences in 1920, the college became the University of Hawai'i. In 1972, it became UH Manoa to distinguish it from the other units in the growing UH system.

Today, 20,000-plus students are enrolled in UH Manoa courses, on campus or via distance delivery, studying toward bachelor's degrees in 100 fields of study, master's degrees in 85, doctorates in 58, first professional degrees in architecture, law, and medicine, and a total of 62 undergraduate and graduate certificates. UH Manoa also offers 5 post-baccalaureate certificates. There are 298 degrees and certificates offered. In addition, 72.5 percent of UH Manoa students are undergraduates, 55.8 percent are women, and 74 percent attend school full-time. The mean age of students is 25.

The beauty of Manoa valley serves as a backdrop for a unique yet inviting campus. Wander through the campus and find an authentic Japanese tea house and garden located on East-West Center grounds, a studies center that is a replica of a Korean king's throne hall, and a Hawaiian taro patch. Other structures include the Pacific Ocean Science and Technology building on campus and a privately donated marine biology facility on Coconut Island.

UH Manoa is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and Universities of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. Professional programs are individually accredited by appropriate agencies.

A popular campus symbol is the rainbow, a frequent sight in Manoa valley. Green and white are UH Manoa's colors.

Total Enrollment:16343
           International Students:1298（8%）
Undergraduate Enrollment:11939
           International Students:475（4%）
Graduate Enrollment:4404
           International Students:823（19%）

Undergraduate Programs
           Academy For Creative Media
           Accounting
           American Studies
           Animal Sciences
           Anthropology
           Apparel Product Design & Merchandising
           Art and Art History
           Arts and Culture
           Biological Engineering
           Biology
           Botany
           Business and Management
           Chemistry
           Civil & Environmental Engineering
           Communications
           Communicology
           Digital Media
           East Asian Languages and Literatures
           Economics
           Electrical Engineering
           Elementary & Early Childhood
           Elementary & Special Ed
           Elementary Education
           English
           Entrepreneurship
           Ethnic Studies
           Family Resources
           Finance
           Food Science & Human Nutrition
           Geography
           Health and Fitness
           History
           Human Resource Management
           Indo-Pacific Languages and Literatures
           Information and Computer Sciences
           International Business
           Kinesiology & Rehabilitation Science
           Language
           Languages and Literatures of Europe and The Americas
           Linguistics
           Management
           Management Information Systems
           Marketing
           Mathematics
           Mechanical Engineering
           Microbiology
           Music
           Natural Resources and Environmental Management
           Personal Finance
           Philosophy
           Physics and Astronomy
           Plant and Environmental Biotechnology
           Plant and Environmental Protection Sciences
           Political Science
           Professional Development
           Psychology
           Religion
           Secondary Education
           Second Language Studies
           Sociology
           Theatre and Dance
           Tropical Plant and Soil Sciences
           Urban and Regional Planning
Graduate Programs
           Academy For Creative Media
           American Studies
           Animal Sciences
           Anthropology
           Art and Art History
           Arts and Culture
           Athletic Training
           Biological Engineering
           Biology
           Botany
           Business and Management
           Chemistry
           China International MBA
           Civil & Environmental Engineering
           Civil Engineering/MBA
           Communications
           Communicology
           Curriculum Studies
           Curriculum Studies Middle Level 
           Digital Media
           Disability and Diversity Studies
           Early Childhood Education
           East Asian Languages and Literatures
           Economics
           Educational Administration
           Educational Foundations
           Educational Psychology
           Educational Psychology
           Educational Technology
           Education - Administration
           Education - Curriculum & Instruction
           Education - Foundations
           Education - Foundations, Policy Studies
           Education - Technology
           Electrical Engineering
           English
           Entomology 
           Ethnic Studies
           Executive MBA
           Executive MBA – Vietnam
           Executive Neighbor Island MBA
           Financial Engineering 
           Food Science 
           Full-Time MBA
           Geography
           Health and Fitness
           Health Care Finance For Non-Finance Healthcare Executives and Managers
           History
           Human Resources Management
           Indo-Pacific Languages and Literatures
           Information and Computer Sciences
           International MBA
           Japan-Focused MBA
           Language
           Languages and Literatures of Europe and The Americas
           Linguistics
           Master Of Accounting
           Mathematics
           Mechanical Engineering
           Microbiology
           Molecular Biosciences and Bioengineering 
           Music
           Natural Resources and Environmental Management
           Nursing Administration/MBA
           Nutritional Sciences
           Personal Finance
           Philosophy
           Physical Education 
           Physics and Astronomy
           Political Science
           Professional Development
           Psychology
           Rehabilitation Counseling
           Religion
           Secondary Education 
           Second Language Studies
           Sociology
           Special Education
           Special Education 
           Teaching
           Theatre and Dance
           Tropical Plant and Soil Sciences
           Tropical Plant Pathology
           Urban and Regional Planning
Doctoral Programs
           Nutrition