Why UIW?
The
University of the Incarnate Word offers students the comfort of small
classes and a close network of family. With a 14:1 student-faculty ratio
and an average class size of 25, students build relationships that extend
beyond the classroom and provide a solid foundation of guidance and personal
attention.
Founded in 1881 by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, UIW
provides a quality education to students pursuing degrees in more than
40 of today's most sought-after undergraduate
programs.
UIW
students enjoy state-of-the-art technology both in and out of the classroom.
With great equipment, Dell Laptops, wired dorms
and classrooms, and wireless access across the campus, student learning
occurs everywhere.
UIW is a leader in international education.
Students can study abroad in any of nearly 100 “sister schools” in 34 countries while earning credits that can be applied to their degree, spending a semester or longer in countries such as China, Taiwan, Japan, Mexico, Turkey, Chile, Australia, Peru, Italy, New Zealand, Brazil, England, France, and Thailand.
Incarnate Word is also the first American institution to grant degrees of higher learning in China, through the China Incarnate Word Foreign Education Center in Guangzhou, China. In addition, UIW is the first school to offer degrees in Mexico City that are accredited both in the United States and in Mexico, at Centro Internacional Universitario Miguel Angel-Incarnate Word in Mexico City.
Student organizations help UIW students develop skills necessary for successful careers and to become community leaders. The Office of Student Life provides assistance with on-campus housing, career and personal counseling, and health services. It also sponsors a number of social and academic student groups.
The University of the Incarnate Word is located near the heart of downtown San Antonio in the charming Alamo Heights area, near Brackenridge Park, the San Antonio Zoo, Japanese Tea Gardens, the Witte Museum of history and natural science, and the McNay Art Museum.
The 110-acre campus itself is an oasis for learning and growth. Students enjoy the picturesque campus adorned with oak and pecan trees, and the headwaters of the San Antonio River, a natural spring at the heart of the campus. The waters of the San Antonio River flow through UIW as well.
In addition to the ideal campus location, committed professors, amazing international opportunities, and state-of-the-art facilities, the University of the Incarnate Word is a leader in developing students who are prepared to take on the world. At UIW, “The Universe Is Yours™.”







