University of Arkansas academic buildings and campus walkways in autumn

Colleges & Schools

Bumpers College student preparing fresh food in culinary laboratory

Bumpers College

The Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences prepares leaders for careers that matter – in areas of food, family and the environment. The business of foods, healthy families, quality of life, the stewardship of our environment, the impact of foods on health and a positive self-image affect everyone. The School of Human Environmental Sciences is a part of Bumpers College.

Fay Jones School student working with wood materials in design studio

Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design

The Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design offers architecture, landscape architecture and interior design education, with the architecture program ranked among the nation's best. The renovation of our historic home in Vol Walker Hall and the addition of a modern design center provide opportunities for collaboration in a world-class facility.

Opera of the Ozarks vocal performance student singing in rehearsal

Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences

Fulbright College is the academic heart of the University of Arkansas, providing most of the university’s core curriculum. As its largest and most diverse college, it includes three schools, 16 departments, and 40+ programs across the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences, advancing knowledge, creativity, and public service in Arkansas and beyond.

Walton College students collaborating on business project in modern classroom

Sam M. Walton College of Business

Founded in 1926, the Sam M. Walton College of Business currently ranks among the top business schools in the nation. The Walton College combines outstanding academic programs in a number of disciplines with a wide range of experiential learning to help students connect world-class scholarship with real-world business practice.

College of Education and Health Professions students in teaching or healthcare setting

College of Education and Health Professions

The College of Education and Health Professions, also known as 'the caring college,' focuses on two critical areas: education and health. Our students change lives in disciplines as diverse as teaching, nursing, community health promotion, human resource development, kinesiology and communication disorders. The college includes the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing.

Engineering students working on technical project in laboratory

College of Engineering

The most comprehensive engineering program in Arkansas, the College of Engineering offers 10 bachelor's degrees, 14 master's degrees and 10 doctoral degrees in fields like biomedical, biological, chemical, civil, electrical, industrial and mechanical engineering. With over 100 labs and a dedicated, supportive faculty, the College of Engineering provides an environment of exploration and innovation.

Honors College students studying abroad at historic Sainte-Chapelle in Paris

Honors College

Our endowed Honors College unites the university's top undergraduate students and professors from all disciplines in a learning environment characterized by discovery, creativity and service. Honors students enjoy small, in-depth classes; priority registration; special housing and enhanced opportunities for hands-on research and study abroad.

Student using laptop for online learning through Global Campus programs

Global Campus

The Global Campus supports the development and delivery of online, distance and professional education offerings.

The U of A ONLINE is your portal for online and distance education programs and courses. High-quality teaching combined with technology gives students flexible, robust academic options, backed by the university's strong student support system.

Graduate School students engaged in international education experience

Graduate School and International Education

The Graduate School and International Education is the home for all graduate and international students, as well as students looking to study abroad. We encourage our students to look beyond the horizon and seek out study abroad opportunities. We are dedicated advocates for graduate and international student success.

School of Law students studying in historic law library with legal volumes

School of Law

Celebrating its centennial, the School of Law offers nationally competitive J.D. and LL.M. programs. Students participate in pro bono work, externships, live client clinics, journals, and food and agriculture initiatives. The school has a rich history as the first higher education institution in the South to desegregate. Its graduates are leaders in the bench, bar and business.