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International Admissions

International students are warmly welcomed by the University of Northern Iowa, a student-centered liberal arts institution that emphasizes excellent instruction.

More than 13,000 bright and diverse students from 46 states and 78 countries come to earn undergraduate and graduate degrees in more than 120 undergraduate and 70 graduate majors.

At the University of Northern Iowa, we have a lot to offer. In fact, U.S. News and World Report recently ranked UNI 2nd among Midwest regional public universities for the tenth year in a row. We offer you an undergraduate and graduate education experience that truly is student-centered. We're a medium-sized university with a small college atmosphere. And we think our facilities are second to none.

UNI is a liberal arts institution with special emphasis on teaching. We offer:

  • Instruction by full-time professionals, not by graduate students or teaching assistants.
  • Professors who are accessible outside the classroom.
  • Opportunities for research participation at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.
  • Experienced professors who teach freshman-level courses as well as advanced classes.
  • Instructors who are attracted to UNI because of its emphasis on teaching.
  • Small class sizes.
  • Modern facilities and top-notch academic support services.
  • An International Services Office for the sole support of foreign students and scholars.

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    International Admissions and Services Office Mission Statement:

    Providing caring, knowledgeable, and efficient service to the international community to facilitate the successful social and cultural transition to UNI and the achievement of educational goals.