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
Chancellor’s Scholar Rosemary Bearden is about to embark into a career on Hawaiʻi Island born of her lifelong interest in native Hawaiian plants and animals.
The program prioritizes students in their first year without a U.S. passport; students have ample time to receive their passport and map out a study abroad plan.
From Scotland to New Zealand to England and South Korea, six UH Hilo students are immersed in new cultures, expanding their education, and eager to return home with new found knowledge and experience.
Meiji University is one of UH Hilo’s important exchange partners for both student and faculty exchange programs.
Hilo High grad Koryn Castaneda-Sako, who studied abroad while an undergraduate at UH Hilo, notes her time in Alaska, South Korea, and England was “a very eye opening experience for me.”
The international community at UH Hilo adds to the rich diversity on campus and primes all our students to thrive here in Hawaiʻi while preparing them to be global citizens.
From Japan to England to Korea, five UH Hilo students — majoring in business, Japanese studies, linguistics, English — expand their horizons studying abroad this academic year.
In an exchange program with University of the Ryukyus, English major Whitney Taylor and Japanese studies major Jakzen Carta attended lectures, visited museums and other cultural sites.
From the rainforests of Hawaiʻi Island to UH Hilo’s new AI lab, student researchers explore AI connections to natural science
Groundbreaking study led by UH Hilo graduate student and thesis advisor finds juvenile blacktip sharks present year-round in Hilo Bay
UH Hilo biologists receive awards at National IDeA Symposium of Biomedical Research Excellence
Merging culture and technology, award-winning prof Luz Miguel integrates civility and AI into nursing education
UH Hilo aquaculturists join $13.5M national consortium to strengthen U.S. seafood supply
UH Hilo data scientist explores AI as support tool for natural hazard intelligence and public communication