For over 140 years, the University of Arkansas (U of A) has made students the priority by creating an environment perfect for learning. Their commitment is best exemplified by a low student-to-faculty ratio, high availability of research opportunities, and a strong student community. Previous alumni include former U.S. President Bill Clinton and successful best-selling author Charles Portis. What’s more, the picturesque campus is located in the hilly northwest corner of Arkansas and overlooks the stunning Ozark Mountains. Go and experience some of the nation’s best outdoor amenities and hiking trails within a short drive of campus. Your Southern adventure awaits.
Study Abroad at the University of Arkansas
Region:
United States
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Subregion:
Southeast
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City:
Fayetteville
Academic strength:
Chemistry,
Computer Science & Math,
Engineering,
English
Rankings:
Globally Recognized
Concurrent
Globally Recognized
Fayetteville, Southeast
University of Arkansas Concurrent Program
Academic
Globally Recognized
Fayetteville, Southeast
University of Arkansas Academic Program
About the University
University of Arkansas
The University of Arkansas boasts a tradition unique among the nation’s universities: Senior Walk, more than three miles of sidewalks crisscrossing the campus and engraved with the names of graduates dating back 140 years. It is evidence of U of A’s determination to make students its priority and create an environment perfect for learning.
This “students-first philosophy” nurtured alumni such as US President Bill Clinton, successful best-selling author Charles Portis, and a cornucopia of sports stars.
Fayetteville, Arkansas, the home of the University of Arkansas, has made its name as the top college town in the United States; with its famous Southern hospitality alongside a vibrant art scene, the town is alive with activity, creativity, and innovation.
Learn more at the University of Arkansas' official website.
SAF's Student Promise
“The University of Arkansas supports students' outdoor activities, providing camping equipment and related information. I could easily go camping with my friends, and it was a time to take a deep breath in the great and beautiful nature of Arkansas.”Yejin Kim, Past SAF Student
The Personal Stories
Produced by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, Larry Foley
This documentary film, produced by Larry Foley, an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker and chair of the School of Journalism and Strategic Media at the University of Arkansas, shares the personal side of the U of A experience. "If This Walk Could Talk" features recollections from 150 years of stories and interviews from alumni and campus leaders to tell personal stories and the significance of Senior Walk.
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