Colleges & Universities in Sunset Heights Orem, UT

In 1967, four Auxiliary Services buildings were constructed north of Wyview Drive and west of 900 East. The Student Auxiliary Services Building, Universi

The Software Training Lab in the Harold B. Lee Library provides free classes for BYU students, faculty and staff to learn to use various software progra

The BYU Conference Center is an ideal venue for your meeting, conference, seminar, workshop, or special event. With state-of-the-art meeting rooms, audiovisu

The College of Continuing Education provides educational programs and university services for part-time and off-campus students. These education

Expand your academic skills and continue to progress towards your BYU diploma through our flexible courses, delivered online through Independent Study or

In 1921 a formal extension division was organized to expand opportunities for education to those not enrolled in regular daytime classes. From this sma

BYU Independent Study provides the opportunity for high school, university or college, and post-college students to continue their education without t

Constructed in the early 1960’s, building B-49 has served as an herbarium, Range Science lab and the home of the Benson Agricultural and Food Institute.

We serve to prevent harm, protect life, and preserve sacred resources by identifying, analyzing, and managing the university's uncertainti

Our department maintains the cleanliness of all academic, athletic, housing, and other support buildings for BYU campus and its university affiliate

The building was completed in 1973 to house the J. Reuben Clark Law School, named for J. Reuben Clark Jr., an influential lawyer and author who served as U.

This building was completed in 1985, and, in keeping with the technology theme, a specially modified robot was used to cut the ribbon. The Crabtree Buildi

The purpose of the Honor Code process is primarily educational. Our focus is working with students to understand, reflect, and recommit to the standards of t

The Office of Belonging was created to assist BYU in constructing "a community of belonging composed of students, faculty, and staff whose hearts are kn

The mission of the Manufacturing Engineering (MFGEN) program is to prepare students to be leaders in the world of manufacturing and to be contributors to the

We cultivate an environment that inspires learning and discovery bathed in the light of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. We study and celebrate t

The Microbiology and Molecular Biology Department offers degrees in microbiology, molecular biology, and medical laboratory science. A wide range of cours

The Life Sciences Building was completed in Spring 2014. This building includes 16 teaching labs, three auditoriums, four conference rooms and more than

The Department of Biology focuses on training students in the genetic, organismal, population, community and ecosystem perspectives of the biological science

Supporting the BYU mission to assist individuals in their quest for perfection and eternal life, the Department of Plant and Wildlife Sciences strives

To promote public health worldwide through transformative teaching, research, and service in an environment that builds faith and testimo

Degree programs in the Department of Cell Biology and Physiology prepare students to pursue advanced degrees in either the biological sciences or nonbiologic

The Department of Geography offers six major emphases and four minors. We have 12 full-time faculty members and several adjunct professors. We are a part

Completed in 1961, this building was named after an early president (1875-1895) of the Brigham Young Academy Board of Trustees. Abraham O. Smoot gave

This building was named after Jesse N. Knight, an important financial benefactor to BYU, and member of the university's board of trustees during the ear

In 1909, Brigham Young University faculty member Henry Peterson built a home on Temple Hill. In 1923 this home came into the possession of Brigham You

The Engineering Building (EB) is thirty-eight percent lab space and twenty-seven percent classroom and project space. The building houses the main offices f

The Howard S. McDonald Building was constructed in 1955 to consolidate the student health services that had previously been in numerous locations on campu

Dedicated in 1925, the Heber J. Grant Building was originally built as the BYU library. The library was housed on the second floor, while the first flo