Humboldt State students enjoy an extraordinary college experience, taking small classes taught by professors who know them by name. They live and learn in one of the world's most beautiful places—near ancient redwood forests, mountains and beaches. We are located 275 miles north of San Francisco in the town of Arcata, which is recognized as one of the West's best college towns.
Humboldt State is a public institution and part of the 23-campus California State University system. With full-time undergraduate tuition of just $7,130 annually, we're one of the best higher education values in the nation.
We have just over 8,200 students and 550 faculty members. We offer a wide array of academic choices, with 48 majors and 11 graduate programs in 3 Colleges. Faculty members are among the top teachers and researchers in their fields. Programs in natural resources and sciences are nationally known, while visual and performing arts are also popular areas of study. Throughout the curriculum, students find a long-standing commitment to social and environmental responsibility.
We were founded as a teacher's college in 1913. Over the last century, we have grown from an institution focused solely on teacher education to a fully accredited university with extensive research facilities. There have been plenty of name changes over the years: We have been called Humboldt State Normal School, Humboldt State Teacher's College, Humboldt State College, CSU Humboldt and, since 1974, Humboldt State University.
Our students have plenty of opportunities for hands-on learning with professors engaged in research and community service. The Coral Sea, for example, is an oceangoing vessel used primarily for undergraduate research. Students can study with the world's foremost expert on redwood trees and with leading experts in sustainable energy systems. In our cutting edge Fire Lab, students study the properties of forest fires, and in the Schatz Energy Research Center student engineers are working on real-world issues like bringing sustainable lighting to the developing world. Students create their own theatre productions, study the mechanics of walking in the Human Performance Lab, work with young children in the Child Development Lab and more. Possibilities abound for real-world research experience available to undergraduates—something few other universities can boast.
Outside the classroom, our students enjoy a rich campus life. They are involved in more than 180 campus clubs and have access to a state-of-the-art recreational facility. Each year, CenterArts brings nationally recognized performers and speakers to campus, and we have 12 NCAA Division II athletic teams.
Founded: 1913
Total Enrollment: 8,293
Undergrads: 7,753
Grads: 540
Majors: 48
Minors: 69
Majors
Art
Biology
Botany
Business Administration
Chemistry
Child Development (Liberal Studies)
Child Development/Elementary Education (Liberal Studies)
Communication
Computer Science
Criminology & Justice Studies
Critical Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies (Interdisciplinary Studies)
Dance Studies (Interdisciplinary Studies)
Economics
English
Environmental Management & Protection
Environmental Studies
Film
Fisheries Biology
Forestry
French & Francophone Studies
Geography
Geology
History
International Studies (Interdisciplinary Studies)
Journalism
Kinesiology
Leadership Studies
Liberal Studies/Elementary Education
Mathematics
Music
Native American Studies
Oceanography
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Rangeland Resource Science
Recreation Administration (Liberal Studies)
Religious Studies
Social Work
Sociology
Spanish
Theatre Arts
Wildlife
Zoology
Master's Programs
Applied Anthropology
Biology
Business Admnistration
Education
English
Environmental Systems
Kinesiology
Natural Resources
Psychology
Social Science – Environment & Community
Social Work
Sociology
Undergraduate:
IELTS - 6.0
TOEFL - 71
Graduate:
IELTS – 6.5
TOEFL - 80
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