History
- The University of North Florida was first chartered in 1965. The campus was selected in 1969, construction began in 1971, and the University opened its doors to approximately 2,000 upper-level students in the fall of 1972.
- In 1973, UNF graduated its first class of 35 students. The University was quick to expand and was accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools in 1974.
Education
The University of North Florida offers 60 undergraduate degree programs, 36 graduate degree programs and five doctoral programs, with distinguished Flagship Programs in international business, coastal biology, nursing, nutrition and dietetics, transportation and logistics, and music.
- Brooks College of Health
- Coggin College of Business,
- College of Arts and Sciences
- College of Computing, Engineering and Construction
- College of Education and Human Services
- Hicks Honors College.
Research
Center for Instruction & Research Technology
Career
Career Services assist students who are still exploring majors and career options. Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors with a declared major who need help securing internships or employment should select the appropriate College Career Center.
Distance Learning Courses
Medicine & Health (6)
Business & Management (3)
Humanities (3)
Journalism & Media (3)
Education & Training (1)
Hospitality, Leisure & Sports (1)
Law (1)
- M.Sc. Criminal Justice
Student services
Welcome to Student Government at the University of North Florida. We are comprised of members devoted to serving the student body with pride and excellence. We actively work to meet the needs of students and to enhance the quality of campus life. We do this through hosting a variety of programs and funding student organizations. We also represent the student body on a local and state level.
Housing services
- Osprey Cove - residents share a room and their own private bath.
- Osprey Crossings - three-building complex and allows students the freedom to move about through an expansive lobby, complete with a covered atrium.
- Osprey Hall - three-story, lakeside, traditional university residence hall.
- Osprey Landing - cluster of three buildings where residents share a room and their own private bath.
- Osprey Village - three-story apartment buildings features an attractive "New Orleans" style central courtyard.
- Osprey Fountains - ranked amongst America's top 10 "most luxurious" residence halls
- The Flats at UNF - 2- and 3- bedroom furnished and unfurnished apartments with private bathrooms, full kitchens and balconies.
Library services
The Carpenter Library aspires to be the intellectual center of its community, to foster innovations that lead to the discovery of knowledge, and to further the research and scholarly endeavors of its users.
ICT services
Information Technology Services, located in Hicks Hall, Building 53, Suites 2500 and 2340, provides computer and software support, academic technology, networking, information systems, IT training and outreach, telephone and television services, systems integration, development, business services and IT security services to the academic and administrative communities of UNF.
Medical services
- Diagnosis and treatment of illness, injury and emergencies on campus
- Referrals for specialist care
- Consultation for specific concerns
- Physical exams
- Minor surgical procedures
- TB skin testing and immunizations
- Pregnancy testing
- STD (sexually transmitted diseases) screening and treatment
- Gynecological exams
- X-Rays
Campus life
The vibrant campus is engaging with more than 200 clubs including 26 fraternities and sororities, an active Student Government and impactful programming to promote a positive student experience.
Sports facilities
- Student Wellness Complex
- Outdoor Tennis Courts
- South Field
- North Field
- Practice Field & Recreation Track
Student clubs
- UNF American Red Cross Club
- Chi Sigma Iota (CSI)
- Upsilon Phi Delta
- Eta Sigma Gamma
- Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI)
- Pre-Physician Assistant Club (PPAC)
The University of North Florida is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award baccalaureate, master’s, and doctorate degrees.