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Join us this summer to explore the unique plants and ecosystems of Hawaiʻi. In this course, you will learn about the origin, evolution, ecology, conservation, and cultural significance of Hawai‘i’s ecosystems. Through weekly field trips, you'll have the opportunity to visit Oʻahu’s native ecosystems, from bogs to cloud forests and alpine plants to dryland shrubs.
Interested in taking a Precalculus class over the Summer? Take Math 140 this summer to review your algebraic skills, learn polynomial and trigonometric functions, and solidify your precalculus skills this summer.
Gain a strong foundation in biochemistry this summer with BIOL 402 / MBBE 402. This 4-credit course covers key biochemical principles, including molecular structure, metabolism, and enzymology, using Lehninger Principles of Biochemistry (8th Edition).
Explore the powerful intersection of science, cinema, and climate change in this upper-division biology elective! In BIOL 310, students will examine environmental issues through the lens of film, analyzing how movies depict the science of climate change and its societal impact. Engage in thought-provoking discussions and deepen your understanding of both the biological and cultural aspects of environmental crises.
Join NREM 491/691: Botanical Conservation Collections – From Discovery to Restoration this summer during Session II (July 7 – August 14, 2025)! This 3-credit course includes online classes on Mondays and Thursdays (9 AM – 12 PM) and an immersive in-person field experience on Kaua‘i from July 14 – 18.
Unlock your future in finance with Math 370: Financial Mathematics. Dive deep into the mathematical foundations of interest theory, annuities, amortization, bond pricing, and investment analysis. With rigorous problem-solving and calculus-based models, this course prepares you for the Society of Actuaries' Exam FM and a strong career in quantitative finance.
Are you an incoming student who is interested in biological research? Now is your chance to jump in feet first. Consider joining the UHM SEA-PHAGES (Science Education Alliance – Phage Hunters Advancing Genomics and Evolutionary Science) Program! Take advantage of this unique opportunity to join your peers working closely with faculty to perform hands-on research, all while completing your introductory biology laboratory credits. To find out more about the program requirements, and how to apply, follow the links below!
Explore the mathematical foundations of uncertainty with MATH 305: Mathematical Modeling – Probabilistic Models. This course delves into stochastic processes, Poisson processes, Markov models, estimation techniques, and Monte Carlo simulations, with a focus on applications to biological and physical processes in both natural and engineering applications.
Math 301 is an introductory survey of several interesting and important areas of mathematics that are not part of the `usual' sequence that starts with Calculus. Topics include number theory, combinatorics, and graph theory, as well as some basic logic and set theory, and an introduction to proofs, including mathematical induction.
