WSU Statewide

In addition to WSU’s flagship Pullman campus and Global (online) campus, WSU has campuses across Washington state.

Topographical map of Washington state showing Washington State University campus locations.

Pullman

WSU Pullman, our oldest and most populated campus, features a beautiful, state-of-the-art campus, D-1 level sports, and a student experience offering nearly unlimited opportunities.

Buildings on the west side of the Pullman campus, with the Bryan Hall clock tower rising in the distance.
Students walking through a campus plaza near the WSU Pullman Chinook Student Center.

WSU Pullman is a hub for most of the university’s student organizations, including its athletic teams, galleries, performance venues, and museums dedicated to art, anthropology, zoology, and other topics. The campus is largely residential.

  • More than 200 undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs
  • Leading research programs
  • Small-town friendliness with all the benefits of a major research university

Everett

WSU Everett is a degree-completion campus only, and is just for transfer students. Newly admitted students start at Everett Campus with at least 2 years of completed university-level coursework.

Exterior view of the WSU Everett campus building at dusk.
Interior study space and staircase at the WSU Everett campus.

The Everett Campus offers bachelor’s degree completion programs through the Everett University Center on the Everett Community College campus. WSU’s programs in Everett focus on fields that are in high demand in Seattle and the North Puget Sound area.

  • Electrical Engineering​
  • Software Engineering​
  • Data Analytics​
  • Hospitality​

Spokane

WSU Spokane is a degree-completion medical campus only, only for transfer students. Newly admitted students start at Spokane Campus with at least 2 years of completed university-level coursework.

Tree-lined pedestrian walkway through the WSU Spokane health sciences campus.
Healthcare training session in a clinical learning environment at WSU Spokane.

Located near the medical district of Washington’s 2nd largest city, WSU Spokane offers degree completion programs that focus on health science and medical education. International students study in an interprofessional setting.

  • Nursing
  • Pharmacy
  • Medicine
  • Physiology
  • Nutrition

Healthcare training session in a clinical learning environment at WSU Spokane.


Tri-Cities

WSU Tri-Cities emphasizes a “learning while doing” approach to educating students while focusing on the STEM disciplines (science, technology, engineering, and math) and professional schools (i.e., business, nursing, and education) grounded in the liberal arts and social sciences.

Exterior entrance the WSU Tri-Cities Student Union building.
Students collaborating in a learning and research setting at WSU Tri-Cities.

With an emphasis on energy, the environment, and agriculture, WSU’s Tri-Cities campus delivers career-connected learning and innovative research that addresses economic and social challenges.

  • Business
  • Engineering
  • Sciences (chemistry, biology, physics)
  • Nursing
  • Education

Vancouver

WSU Vancouver is the only 4-year research university in southwest Washington, and the only R1 university in the Portland, Oregon, area. Set amid stunning scenery, its urban campus combines a small-college feel with the resources of an internationally respected research university.

Aerial view of Dengerink Administration Building on the WSU Vancouver campus.
The WSU mascot Butch T. Cougar interacting with students during a campus event at WSU Vancouver.

WSU Vancouver helps drive economic growth through relationships with regional businesses and industries, schools, and nonprofit organizations. Areas of research focus include sustainable water, brain health, and smart devices. WSU Vancouver also serves as a clinical campus for the Elson. S. Floyd College of Medicine.

  • Business
  • Engineering
  • Hospitality
  • Communications