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Graduate Program Overview

University of Arizona is a four-years, public school located in Tucson, Arizona. It offers graduate degree programs as well as undergraduate degree programs. For academic year 2021-2022, the average graduate school tuition & fees is $13,460 for Arizona residents and $33,644 for out-of-state students. It offers 330 graduate programs and some programs are offered through distance learning.
Graduate Programs Key Facts
School NameUniversity of Arizona
TypeFour-years, Public
Address1401 E University, Tucson, AZ
Graduate School Students10,244 students
2,888 students enrolled online exclusively
Tuition & Fees (2021-2022)In-State$13,460
Out-of-State$33,644
Student to Faculty15:1 (6.67%)
Number of Graduate ProgramsTotal 330 Graduate Programs
148 Master's, 99 Doctorate, 83 Post graduate certificates

2022 Graduate Tuition & Fees

The following table and chart describe 2021-2022 graduate tuition & fees at University of Arizona with tuition changes over the last 5 years. Each cost is an average amount over the offered programs. For Arizona residents, the tuition & fees are $13,460 and $33,644 for non-Arizona residents. The tuition per credit hours for part-time students (or full-time students who taking extra credits) is $865 for Arizona residents and $1,794 for out-of-state students.
Data source: 2021-2022 tuition - NCES(National Center for Education Statistics (Last update: July 22, 2022)
2022 COATuition Trends
2022 Graduate School Tuition, Fees, and Living Costs
In-StateOut-of-State
Tuition$12,106$32,290
Fees$1,354$1,354
Cost per Credit$865$1,794
Books & Supplies$900
Room & Board$13,450 (On-Campus) / $10,900 (Off-Campus)
Personal Expenses$3,600 (On-Campus) / $5,600 (Off-Campus)
On-Campus Total$31,410$51,594
Off-Campus Total$30,860$51,044
Graduate Program Tuition Changes (2018-2022)
2017-20182018-20192019-20202020-20212021-2022
In-State$12,748$13,044$13,271$13,272$13,460
Out-of-State$32,725$33,393$33,398$33,399$33,644

Conferred Degrees and Graduate Programs by Major

University of Arizona offers Masters, Doctorate, Post-Bachelor's Certificate, Post-Master's Certificate graduate degree/certificate programs through 330 major areas - 148 Master's (29 online programs), 99 Doctorate (3 online programs), 80 Post-Bachelor'(23 online programs), 3 Post-Master'. 2,021 students have been conferred Master's degree and 1,075 students have received Doctorate degree last year.The following table summarizes the total number of completers by degree and gender.
Total Number of Conferred Graduate Degree
Master'sDoctorate Post-Bachelor'sPost-Master's
Total2,0211,07517524
Men899511642
Women1,12256411122
Below, you can check major programs and concentration for each area of study with offered degrees and completers. ONLINE denotes the program offered by distance learning (online degree). You may want to see all graduate schools offering a major program by following the link on the title of the program.
Agriculture
Natural Resources and Conservation
Architecture
Area, Ethnic, Cultural, Gender, and Group Studies
Communication and Journalism
Computer and Information Sciences
Education
Engineering
Engineering Technology
Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics
Work and Family Studies
Legal Studies
English Language and Literature
Library Science
Biological and Biomedical Sciences
Mathematics and Statistics
Military Technologies and Applied Sciences
Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies
Parks, Recreation, Leisure, and Fitness Studies
Philosophy and Religious Studies
Physical Sciences
Psychology
Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, and Firefighting
Human Services
Social Sciences
Visual and Performing Arts
Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences
Business
History

Graduate Student Population

Total 45,601 students enrolled in University of Arizona including both undergraduate and graduate programs, with full-time and part-time status. In graduate schools, 10,244 students are enrolled to earn graduate degrees. By gender, it has 4,638 male and 5,606 female graduate students. By attending status, there are 5,926 full-time and 4,318 part-time students in graduate schools. It offers online degree programs and 2,888 students enrolled to earn their graduate degree through online exclusively and 949 students are taking some online graduate courses.
Graduate Students Gender Distribution
Total10,244
Men Students4,638
Women Students5,606
Graduate Students Attending Status Distribution
Total10,244
Full-time Students5,926
Part-time Students4,318
By race/ethnicity 4,731 White, 353 Black, and 710 Asian students are attending at University of Arizona. The detail graduate enrollment distribution by race is shown in the below chart.
Graduate Students Race Distribution
Total10,244
American Indian /
Native American		199
Asian710
Black353
Hispanic1,842
Native Hawaiian /
Other Pacific Islander		14
White4,731
Two or more races359
Un-Known668
139 students are younger than 22 and 1,321 students are older than 65. The school has 6,061 students aged between 22 and 30 and 2,723 students aged 30 to 40.
Graduate Students Age Distribution
Total10,244
21 & Under139
22-242,346
25-293,715
30-341,775
35-39948
40 & Over1,321
Distance learning, also called online education, is very attractive to students, especially those who want to continue education and work in the field. At University of Arizona, 2,888 students are enrolled exclusively in online courses and 949 students are enrolled in some online courses.
Graduate Distance Learning Enrollment Distribution
Total Enrollment10,244
Enrolled Exclusively in Online Courses2,888
Enrolled in Some But Not All Online Courses949
Not Enrolled In Any Online Courses6,407
Graduate Distance Learning Enrollment By Student Location
Enrolled Exclusively in Online Courses2,888
Arizona Resident1,536
Other State In U.S.1,304
Outside of U.S.48

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