Universities in Phoenix

Arizona State University University of Phoenix International University Grand Canyon University Midwestern University Collins College

There are many fine universities in Phoenix. Arizona universities have garnered numerous awards for both their athletic programs and academic programs. Just a few of the outstanding universities that call Phoenix, Arizona home include: Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, Arizona; Devry University; Arizona State University in Phoenix or ASU; Western International University, Phoenix, Arizona; Collins College with Phoenix and Tempe campuses; Midwestern University, Glendale, Arizona; and The Art Institute of Phoenix. The Sleep Inn Phoenix Airport is located just 2 miles from Arizona State University and offers the perfect location for visiting Phoenix universities.

Arizona State University in Phoenix. Arizona State University (ASU) in Phoenix is one of the country’s largest academic institutions spreading across multiple campuses in the Phoenix area with a newly built campus planned for downtown Phoenix. ASU currently enrolls more than 60,000 students in both undergraduate and graduate programs. Arizona State University also enjoys a reputation as one of our great public research universities in the United States. For more information about Arizona State University, visit www.asu.edu for more about the university.   [Top]

University of Phoenix. The University of Phoenix pioneered the concept of long-distance learning in 1976. Today, the University of Phoenix offers more than 100 different degree programs and is North America’s single-largest private university with nearly 200 locations. The University of Phoenix’s associate, bachelor, master’s and doctoral degree programs include Business and Management, Arts, Psychology, Sciences, Criminal Justice, Education and Human Services, Health Care and Nursing. For more university details, visit www.phoenix.edu.  [Top]

Western International University, Phoenix, Arizona. Western International University in Phoenix, Arizona offers coursework for undergraduate and graduate degrees in a wide range of diverse fields. Degree programs include: Behavioral Science, Business, Marketing, Accounting, and Management, Finance, and International Business. For more information about Western International University, Phoenix, Arizona, visit www.wintu.edu.  [Top]

Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, Arizona. Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, Arizona, was founded in 1949 to offer faith-based education. Grand Canyon University programs include Bachelor and Master degrees in business, humanities, education and medical sciences. To learn more about Grand Canyon University and its programs, visit www.gcu.edu.  [Top]

Midwestern University, Glendale, Arizona. Midwestern University is located in Glendale, a nearby suburb of Phoenix. Midwestern University, Glendale, Arizona is located only about 15 minutes away from downtown Phoenix and offers both excellent educational programs and fine recreational opportunities for its students. To learn more about the Midwestern University campus in Glendale, Arizona, visit www.midwestern.edu/glendale.  [Top]

Collins College. Collins College features two campuses in Tempe and Phoenix and focuses on providing low student-to-teacher ratios for its 2,000 students. Collins College degrees are offered in design, technology and media. To learn more about educational programs and opportunities at Collins College, please go to www.collinscollege.edu for more details.  [Top]