IWORK: Onward and Upward
BYU–Hawaii is making significant progress toward its goals of expanding IWORK and serving more students from Oceania and the Asian Rim.
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.
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 is a work-study program for international students that provides financial aid while teaching self-reliance.
Give Learn MoreThe General Scholarship Fund provides need-based and merit-based financial aid to domestic and international students.
Make a Gift“Your support for BYU–Hawaii is incredibly important. I want to express my deepest gratitude to you for your past, present, and future support. Together we can bless the lives of many more students in the future. Mahalo.”
- President John S.K. Kauwe III
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See how BYU–Hawaii is fulfilling its mission by serving more students from Oceania and the Asian Rim and by blessing the lives of its students now and well into the future.
BYU–Hawaii is making significant progress toward its goals of expanding IWORK and serving more students from Oceania and the Asian Rim.
Read MorePeniasi’s journey was not easy. Now that he has graduated from BYU–Hawaii, he is determined to help those who face similar challenges.
Read MoreBYU–Hawaii and BYU–Pathway Worldwide are seeing success with their new partnership—and students are reaping the rewards.
Read MorePioneers in Taiwan, Elder and Sister Chen share their love and faith with future leaders of the Church by donating to BYU–Hawaii.
Read MoreBYU–Hawaii is making significant progress toward its goals of expanding IWORK and serving more students from Oceania and the Asian Rim.
BYU–Hawaii and BYU–Pathway Worldwide are seeing success with their new partnership—and students are reaping the rewards.
Peniasi’s journey was not easy. Now that he has graduated from BYU–Hawaii, he is determined to help those who face similar challenges.
Pioneers in Taiwan, Elder and Sister Chen share their love and faith with future leaders of the Church by donating to BYU–Hawaii.
During the pandemic, Kalo worked at an on-campus COVID testing facility. Now she is pursuing a career in public health to serve her country.
As a freshman at BYU–Hawaii, Flora Enkhbold started a business to sell her mom’s handcrafted ties in new markets.