Column by Chancellor Irwin: Three new programs start this fall, all geared toward workforce development
Collaborations and partnerships ensure UH Hilo students are receiving higher education that is relevant to our community needs.
ʻAʻohe pau ka ʻike i ka hālau hoʻokahi │ One learns from many sources │ A web publication from the Office of the Chancellor, University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo
Collaborations and partnerships ensure UH Hilo students are receiving higher education that is relevant to our community needs.
It’s been an interesting, challenging, productive five years. Behind it all, the constant priority of increasing students’ access to education along with caring about their wellbeing and their futures.
Several new programs are answering workforce needs and contributing greatly to improving the quality of life of people and their communities near and far.
The Student Affairs Leadership Team is now kaʻi i ka wēkiu, elevating student success, and making sure it is central in everything we do.
UH Hilo is serving communities and the ʻāina all over our island in numerous ways, but the strength of the university is found in our people and the people in our community.
In high demand: Graduates from UH Hilo’s new data science baccalaureate degree program, with an in-depth skillset in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and statistics.
Behind every support fund and scholarship is an individual or company with a commitment to help us remain accessible to all students.
UH Hilo is taking bold steps to help answer the needs of students, educators, researchers, our local communities, and the world at large, as we all plan for the future.

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