University of Alabama

The University of Alabama is a public research university and the flagship institution of the University of Alabama System. Founded in 1831, UA is recognized for research output, academic programs, and its strong tradition in athletics.

UA operates a comprehensive campus offering undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree programs across multiple colleges and schools.

Primary Campus: Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Additional Locations: Research facilities and extension offices across Alabama

UA offers undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees across multiple schools and colleges.

• Arts and Sciences
• Engineering
• Business (Culverhouse College of Business)
• Education
• Nursing
• Communication and Information Sciences
• Human Environmental Sciences
• Social Work
• Law

For complete program listings, visit the official academics page.

Admissions requirements vary by program level. Undergraduate admissions consider academic achievement, course rigor, and personal qualities.

Official Admissions Portal: admissions.ua.edu

For guidance on admissions processes and visa requirements, see the Admissions & Visa Guide.

Tuition varies by residency status and program. Current tuition and fee schedules are published on the official website.

Official Tuition Information: UA Tuition Page

For cost planning resources, visit Cost of Studying in Alabama.

UA offers merit-based and need-based financial aid for undergraduate and graduate students. Funding options include scholarships, grants, work-study programs, and loans.

Financial Aid Office: financialaid.ua.edu

Additional scholarship information: Scholarships in Alabama

UA enrolls international students across all programs. International Student and Scholar Services provides support for visa processing, orientation, and compliance.

International Services: isss.ua.edu

Accrediting Body: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges

www.ua.edu

• University of Alabama Official Website
• UA Admissions
• Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges