University of New Hampshire

The University of New Hampshire is a public research university and the flagship institution of the University System of New Hampshire. Founded in 1866, UNH is recognized for research, academic programs, and community engagement.

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

Primary Campus: Durham, New Hampshire
Additional Locations: Manchester campus and research facilities across New Hampshire

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

• Liberal Arts
• Engineering and Physical Sciences
• Business and Economics (Paul College)
• Life Sciences and Agriculture
• Health and Human Services
• Graduate School
• Law School

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: www.unh.edu/admissions

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: UNH Tuition Page

For cost planning resources, visit Cost of Studying in New Hampshire.

UNH 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.unh.edu

Additional scholarship information: Scholarships in New Hampshire

UNH enrolls international students across all programs. The Center for International Education provides support for visa processing, orientation, and compliance.

International Services: UNH Center for International Education

Accrediting Body: New England Commission of Higher Education

www.unh.edu

• University of New Hampshire Official Website
• UNH Admissions
• New England Commission of Higher Education