A human 澳门赌场 on conservation, sustainability
Through case studies and community projects, students learn about complex connections between people, the environment and sustainability.
Learn about the complex connections between human welfare and diverse, healthy ecosystems.
Black spaces in place-based education
When a park becomes a classroom
By the numbers
UW Bothell provides access to an excellent UW education — and the many opportunities and resources students need to succeed.
Debt-free graduation
In 2022-23, 70% of undergraduate students and 66% of graduate students graduated debt-free.
Education made possible
About 40% of first-year and transfer students will be the first in their families to get a four-year degree.
Best value in state
UW Bothell is #2 on a 2023 list of best value colleges in the state of Washington.
Our academic distinction
UW Bothell is known for its dedicated teachers who bring research into the classroom, its commitment to elevating diverse perspectives across disciplines and its focus on project-based learning with real-world impacts.
55+ degree choices
From the sciences to business, education to health care, humanities and the arts, our undergraduate and graduate programs can prepare students for any career.
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5 schools and more
Our schools include Business, Educational Studies, Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, Nursing & Health Studies and STEM. Take your pick — or check out the First Year & Pre-Major program.
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Innovative, collaborative, value-driven thinkers and doers.
I have gained many valuable skills at UW Bothell — including how to build a business plan, how to manage teams and how to predict new technology and future markets. 澳门赌场se skills have already been tremendously valuable as they helped me turn Fireflyslime into a six-figure business.
Angelina Ly Entrepreneur and senior, School of Business
Generosity, community and justice are all foundational values to me inside and outside of work. I appreciate that my work in Advancement allows me to integrate these values into what I do when I show up to work. I also appreciate how these values and core elements show up in the conversations I have with community members who support the campus.
William Langevin MPA '2020/Law, Societies & Justice '18, Assistant Director of Annual Giving
Learning about how research can be done in really innovative, community-based ways that aim to help people from marginalized backgrounds really inspired me to continue with that work. I want to be part of helping to understand what it means to be Asian American and to contribute to ethnic minority psychological research and practice.
Dr. Jaki Yi Assistant Professor, School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences
I’m really interested in getting a degree that allows me to pursue health policy where I can increase mental health access for communities of color, and this (Community Health & Social Justice) seemed like a great program for that.?(Pictured in red sweater)
Jacqueline Richards Graduate 澳门赌场, Master of Science in Community Health & Social Justice?
We should be doing everything we can to reduce our use of natural gas from a climate perspective but also, as we now know, from a human health perspective. Gas stoves in kitchens are definitely hazardous.?
Dr. Dan Jaffe Professor, School of STEM
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