Northern Arizona University

Established in 1899, Northern Arizona University is a public research university with its main campus in Flagstaff, Arizona. The university is spread across four major areas and has more than 20 different state-wide campuses. 

NAU offers more than 200 combined undergraduate and graduate degree programs. Several courses offered by the university are internationally renowned, including forestry, education, hotel and restaurant management, applied linguistics, environmental sustainability, engineering, and physical therapy.

NAU houses a recreation center, an aquatic wall center, and several other outdoor facilities. The university has over 375 student clubs and organizations and has a student-run newspaper, television stations, and a radio station. The university sponsors 15 NCAA Division 1 sports teams. 

NAU Yuma is the oldest and the largest campus of Northern Arizona University, with over 30 years of expertise. It provides quality and affordable undergraduate and graduate programs with the same rigor and expectations that NAU provides to students across Arizona.