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University of Hawaii at Manoa

  • 1862 land-grant
  • Public
  • 4-year

manoa.hawaii.edu

LocationHonolulu, Hawaii
Typepublic, 4-year
Land-grant statusLand-grant university under the Morrill Act of 1862: the original state agricultural and mechanical colleges, home to the state Cooperative Extension service and the agricultural experiment station.
Undergraduates15,029
Tuition and fees$12,186 in-state, $34,218 out-of-state
Share of degrees in agriculture0.9%

Agriculture fields of study.

5 fields in the agriculture family (CIP 01), with the credential levels awarded. Graduate counts are from the most recent reporting year and are omitted where the Department of Education suppresses small numbers.

Agricultural Production OperationsBachelor's (12 graduates in the latest year)
Animal SciencesBachelor's (26 graduates in the latest year), Master's (1 graduates in the latest year)
Food Science and TechnologyMaster's (2 graduates in the latest year)
Plant SciencesBachelor's
Soil SciencesBachelor's, Master's (7 graduates in the latest year), Doctoral (1 graduates in the latest year)

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Listed in The Agriculture Resource Library; institution and program data from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard (2026-09-07 build), land-grant status from the USDA NIFA roster; website checked September 07, 2026.