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The University of Utah is currently offering upper division courses in four degree programs at the Juniper Building at the Herriman Campus. Many of these courses also fulfill bachelor’s degree requirements; all University of Utah student are welcome to enroll in them today!

The University of Utah will continue to phase in additional bachelor’s degree programs in business and social and behavioral sciences as the campus grows.

Transfer admissions for the Herriman Campus is open and follows the regular University of Utah transfer admissions calendar. The university launched three academic programs at the Herriman Campus in Fall 2023: Economics (B.S.), Human Development and Family Studies, and Financial Planning and Counseling (B.S.). Information Systems (B.S.) was added in Fall 2024, with more programs on the way! To apply, please complete the steps for admissions as a transfer student listed at the link below.

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Economics Program
Economics Program
Economics investigates all the big questions of today, from globalization, inequality, and sustainability to the future of jobs. In the process, economics students hone skills in critical and analytical thinking and writing. A major in economics provides a deep and rich foundation that will propel your career in any direction you want to take.
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Human Development & Family Studies Program
Human Development & Family Studies Program
Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS) focuses on understanding human growth and development across the lifespan. HDFS integrates knowledge from various disciplines such as psychology, sociology, economics and biology to provide a contemporary and comprehensive understanding of human behavior and family dynamics; and the impact cultural and societal factors have on the individual and families. Students gain practical knowledge in research methods, data analysis, and effective communication through classes and real-life opportunities.
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Financial Planning & Counseling Program
Financial Planning & Counseling Program
The Financial Planning and Counseling program focuses on providing students with a comprehensive understanding of personal finance, investment strategies, risk management, retirement and estate planning, tax planning, and other relevant topics. Students will learn about ethical standards and regulations that govern the financial planning industry.
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Information Systems
Information Systems
Focused on the intersection of business and technology, the Information Systems (IS) major provides tools and training that differentiate business graduates in today’s technology market. This strong curriculum helps students acquire the tools and training to help organizations leverage technology to solve business problems, innovate, create new products, and achieve strategic objectives. Graduates go on to work in a variety of fields, including cyber security, business intelligence, analytics, database administration, systems architecture, and more.
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Spring 2025 Course Schedule

More Spring Courses Coming Soon

FCS 3500
Financial Skills
Wednesday
6:00-9:00PM
Class# 18221
FCS 3630
Intinmacy & Love
Thursday
6:00-9:00PM
Class# 15054
ECON 3100
Labor Economics
Tuesday
2:00-5:00PM
Class# 19408
ECON 3200
Money & Banking
Thursday
6:00-9:00PM
Class# 19391
EDU 5391/6391
Professional Development Seminar
Monday
4:35-7:05PM
Class# 5917/6015
*Cross-listed course
IS 3060
Information Systems
Tuesday
5:00-8:00PM
Class# 18489