Academics
Explore Our Programs
BYU–Hawaii offers a wide range of academic programs, including majors, minors, and certificates across the arts, humanities, math, science, and professional studies. These programs allow students to explore a variety of topics and dive deeply into their chosen fields of study.
Chart Your Holokai
Coming to and studying at BYU–Hawaii is a voyage, or holokai, as students progress in knowledge and understanding. Students at BYU–Hawaii chart their own academic voyages and plan out individual paths to graduation and future destinations by combining a major with two minors or certificates.
Study With Faith
As developing disciples of Christ, students at BYU–Hawaii devote a portion of their study to the doctrine and history of Jesus Christ and His Church. This religious education strengthens their spiritual foundation, aligning with the university's mission to prepare graduates who are committed to Christlike leadership and service in their families, communities, and throughout the world.
Get to Know Our Faculty
New Faculty Highlight: Michael Morris
Brigham Young University–Hawaii is delighted to welcome Dr. Michael Morris as an assistant professor in the Faculty of Culture, Language & Performing Arts beginning in the Fall 2024 Semester. As the new head of the Theatre Program, Dr. Morris brings immense experience in theatre, business, and nonprofit leadership, aligning perfectly with BYU–Hawaii’s mission to foster academic and spiritual growth.
Seasider Spotlight: Jeffrey Maloney
Meet Jeffrey Maloney, an assistant professor in the EIL/TESOL program from Fairfield, Ohio. He has been teaching at BYUH since 2021. Learn more about his life, pursuits, and interests.
New Faculty Highlight: Lorie Davis
Brigham Young University–Hawaii is pleased to welcome Dr. Lorie Davis as the new associate professor in the Faculty of Education & Social Work, beginning in the Fall 2024 Semester. With a passion for integrating gospel principles into learning, Dr. Davis is poised to make a significant impact on both students and the academic community at BYU–Hawaii.
Academic Calendar
BYU–Hawaii's academic year is broken up into three semesters: fall, winter, and spring. The fall and winter semesters are 15 weeks long while the spring semester is nine weeks long. Summer break is seven weeks long and allows students to take a break from studying or increase work their hours. Students should stay up to date with important dates and deadlines for registering, adding, and dropping classes.
Academic Support
Academic Advising
Academic advisors provide support and guidance. Get help deciding on a major and minors, mapping out your classes, or being successful in college.
Meet the Advisors
Meet the Advisors
Learning and Tutoring Services
Personalized tutoring and support are available in key areas to enhance student learning and achieve academic success.
Academic Resources
BYU–HAWAII BY THE NUMBERS
Fall 2024
32
major programs
55
minor programs
6
certificate programs
16:1
student to faculty ratio