 Established
in 1907, the University of Hawaii System now serves almost
55,000 students at:
Four year university campus ICT related offerings include:
|
UH
Campus |
ICT
Related Departments |
Degrees Offered |
Research |
|
Manoa |
Electrical Engineering |
B.S., 3
majors: Computers (architecture, algorithms,
networking, hardware and software), Electro-Physics
(solid-state devices and sensors, analog and digital
circuit design, and microwaves and photonics) and
Systems (telecommunications, automatic controls, and
signal processing)
M.S. and Ph.D. |
List |
|
Information and Computer Sciences |
B.S.,
B.A.,
minor
M.S.,
MLISc,
Ph.D. |
List |
|
Library and Information Science Program |
MLISc / Educational Technology MEd |
|
|
Information Technology Management |
BBA in MIS,
Ph.D. in CIS |
|
|
Educational Technology |
M.S.,
Ph.D. |
|
|
Communications and Information Sciences
Interdisciplinary Program
|
Ph.D. |
List |
|
Hilo |
Computer Science |
B.S.,
minor,
E-Commerce Technology and Business Certificate,
Database Management Certificate |
|
|
West Oahu |
Bachelor of Applied Science |
Bachelor of Applied Science with a concentration in
Computing, Electronics and Network Technology (CENT)
Bachelor of Applied Science with a concentration in
Information Technology (IT) |
|
See
Admissions Offices for more information on fees and how to
apply, but full-time
tuition at 4-year campuses is about $6,750 a year for
Hawaii residents and $12,000 a year for non-residents. Total
costs for living on campus are around $18,000 in-state and
$30,000 out of state. All non-residents in the MPICT region
are eligible to
apply for admission under the
Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) Program of the
Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE),
which provides an out of state tuition discount of around
$8,500.
An excellent strategy for affordably acquiring a U.H. degree
is to attend a community college and
transfer to a U.H. campus (as a junior). U.H. campuses
have different transfer requirements. Generally, students
with an Associate degree from a community college are accepted
as having completing the UH general education core
requirements. Transfer relationships between the U.H. 4 year
and community colleges are very well defined, because those
schools are all part of the same system. Honolulu Community
College and Kapiolani Community College have very innovative
3+1 transfer relationships with U.H. – West Oahu, in which
students cost effectively complete 3 years at the community
college and only one at the university to obtain Bachelor of
Applied Science degrees.
Students from outside the UH system may find the
Admission and Records Credit Transfer database helpful in
determining if a course transfers to a 4-year UH campus.
Students within the UH system may find the
UH System Course Transfer Database valuable to find out transferring courses
between various campuses in the UH System.
Articulation Agreements related to ICT include:
Business Technology (BTEC),
Computing, Electronics and Networking Technology (CENT),
Digital Media,
Digital Media 2,
Information and Computer Science. |
