Knowledge is more easily grasped
when you receive a hands-on education.At Hawai‘i Pacific University, a deliberately intimate learning environment empowers you to get up-close and personal with the subjects you’re passionate about. Along with the sort of unmatched diversity that only exists at the intersection of East and West, of urban campus and island paradise, you’ll graduate more highly educated and both market- and world-ready.
Look Closer. See Further. Do More. >
Your Experience
Plan Your Visit.
With students from all 50 states and more than 70 countries, Hawai‘i Pacific University is the most culturally-rich private university in the United States. If you are a prospective undergraduate student and enroll, we will give you a one-time $500 visit grant.
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Student
Student
Having lived in several countries, Morrison thrives at HPU, which cultivates collaboration with different cultures and empowers students to make a global impact.
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Faculty
Faculty
Associate Professor of Mathematics Randolph Goldman, Ph.D., is passionate about mentorship. Goldman not only commits to preparing his students for academic achievement, he wants to see them succeed as contributors in the local community.
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Alumni
Alumni
A 2017 National Collegiate Athletic Association Woman of the Year nominee, Nicole Hoynaski, graduated from HPU in December 2017 with a BS in Mass Communication. Her experiences at the University and with the tennis team have inspired her to help other women reach their goals.
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Fusing unmatched cultural diversity with personal support and a deliberately intimate learning environment, HPU enables students to get up-close and personal with the subjects they’re most passionate about. And when they do, when they look closer, they are empowered to see further and to do more. It’s how we ensure our graduates enter a competitive global workplace market-ready.
HPU NEWS
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Men’s Basketball Team Engages with Youth in the Community
March 3, 2020The Sharks represented HPU at the Maemae Elementary School Fitness Day and Makalapa Elementary School’s annual Read Aloud and Career Day.
Arts Instructor and Scientists Exhibit Work at Bishop Museum
February 25, 2020Denise Karabinus, who instructs Sustainable Art and Design, ARTS 1003, recently collaborated with scientists at the Bishop Museum studying shipworms.
