Upper Iowa University fits your life
We accept high school, transfer, military, international, adult and online students.
Get your associate, bachelor’s or master’s degree — on site or online.
Join us at our main campus in Fayette, Iowa, or one of our remote locations around the world.
TRANSFER STUDENTS
Finish what you started with a
scholarship to UIU’s Fayette Campus
High school grad, transfer student, international student, working adult or military veteran? No matter your path, we’ll help you navigate the UIU admissions and financial aid process.
Find what you need to know about being a first year student on Fayette Campus in our 2020-21-First-Year-Information-Brochure.
Want to focus on fewer classes? The Two-at-a-Time schedule at UIU means you take only two courses at once during each 8-week session.
Whether you’re on campus, online or at a regional education center, UIU keeps you connected to your college community.
The works of Omaha, Nebraska, artist, Jave Yoshimoto will be featured at Bing-Davis Memorial Gallery at Upper Iowa University’s Fayette Campus through Friday, March 19. The solo exhibit, titled “Grievous Microcosm,”…
The Alumni Speaker Series continues Wednesday, February 24, with “The Importance of Volunteerism and Leadership,” presented by Royce Hix ’13. The program begins at 6 p.m. CST. Hix attended the UIU-Wausau Center, where he…
Upper Iowa University is pleased to announce the Dean’s List for the 2020 fall semester. To be honored, a student must have earned a minimum 3.50 grade point average for the semester and be enrolled as a full-time student. The…
The Office of Career Development is excited to announce the creation of the Alumni Speaker Series. The virtual sessions will feature career-related topics inspired by the speaker’s career path. Alums will share their…
Starting at 9:30 a.m. on Monday, January 18, 2021, Martin Luther King Jr. Day at UIU will feature a full array of speakers, stories, and entertainment. All students, faculty and staff are invited to participate by viewing…
Black History Month is dedicated to recognizing the role of Black Americans in U.S. history: celebrating their achievements, contributions, and rich culture through a variety of engaging and educational programs.
Womxn’s History Month is dedicated to recognizing the role of womxn in US history.
