Postsecondary Institution

University of Washington

Seattle, Washington, United States

Institution overview

University of Washington is a public research university based in Seattle, United States. Founded in Seattle in 1861 as the Territorial University of Washington. The university provides bachelor's, master's and doctoral education. Its academic portfolio includes arts and humanities, social sciences, business and management, engineering and technology, computer science, natural sciences, medicine and health, law, education and public policy. Teaching is delivered in English, although the language, curriculum and attendance requirements vary by faculty and programme. Its principal institutional location is in Seattle, Washington, while individual schools and programmes may use additional teaching or research sites. Libraries, laboratories and other specialist facilities support the subjects offered by the institution. Applicants should use the official university website and the relevant programme pages to confirm current entry requirements, qualification structure, teaching language and study location. This record describes the university as a whole; professional schools, international campuses and partner programmes may apply separate admissions and awarding arrangements. Programme structures and available subjects can change between academic years, so applicants should rely on the current institutional catalogue.

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Directory information

Institution type
University
Operating status
Active
Ownership
Public
Founded
1861
Teaching languages
English
Primary pathway
Higher Education
Education pathways
Higher Education
Qualification levels
Bachelor; Master; Doctorate; Certificate
Fields of study
Arts and Humanities; Social Sciences; Business and Management; Engineering and Technology; Computer Science; Natural Sciences; Medicine and Health; Law; Education; Public Policy; Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services; Engineering; Legal Professions and Studies; Public Administration and Social Service Professions; Health Professions and Related Programs; Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services
Delivery modes
On-campus