Thanks to you,students from around the worldare becoming leaders in Zion.
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With a focus on serving students from Oceania and the Asian Rim, BYU–Hawaii strengthens the global Church by preparing students who will serve as leaders in the families, communities, careers, and stakes of Zion worldwide.
Giving Opportunities
By giving to BYU–Hawaii, you can make a world of difference for students from around the world. Donations go to financial aid and help the university serve more students who stand to benefit the most from BYU–Hawaii: those with potential that far outweighs their means.
IWORK
IWORK is a work-study program for international students that provides financial aid while teaching self-reliance.
General Scholarship Fund
The General Scholarship Fund provides need-based and merit-based financial aid to domestic and international students.
Ongoing Growth of the IWORK Program
In order to bring more international students to campus, BYU–Hawaii has prioritized growing the IWORK program. Thanks to your donations, the university has achieved a threefold increase in the number of IWORK students in recent years and continues to look onward and upward to where the IWORK program can go in the future.
Stories & Videos
A Link in the Legacy
Longtime members of the Matthew Cowley Society, Paul and Alba Barker strive to be examples to their family and to care for others through their donations to BYU–Hawaii.
Filling a Need Back Home
Jessika Santoso is on a path to get her degree in TESOL and return home to Indonesia with hopes of becoming a translator for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Pursuing His Calling
As he keeps his eye on his goal, BYU–Hawaii student Kahia Walker is doing all he can to learn about and gain skills in voyaging.
President's Report 2024
BYU–Hawaii continues to progress toward its goals to have 2,000 students be a part of the IWORK program and 75 percent of students come from Oceania and the Asian Rim. With your support, the university is getting closer to reaching these goals and ensuring that more students from the target areas are able to get the help they need to attend college.
Becoming a Lifelong Giver
With donors’ support through IWORK, Francine is learning to be a giver herself.
A Sign of Hope
Temwake is taking the knowledge he’s gained at BYUH and helping improve his country through regenerative tourism.