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UNCW offers group tour experiences designed for high school and community college groups, community organizations, and college access groups. Explore our beautiful campus, engage with current students, and learn more about Seahawk life!

Customized group experiences are available upon request for community-based organizations and college access groups. Please reach out to our Campus Visit Coordinator, Reilee Linner, at linnerr@uncw.edu to learn more.

Come see why students love being part of the Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ community! 

Looking to tour the Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ main campus on your own?  We encourage you to navigate campus and learn more about each stop along the way.

For more information on scheduling a tour with the Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ Center for Marine Science, please explore this webpage.

Honors College Information Sessions

On select afternoons/evenings in the fall and spring semester, the Honors College will host information sessions for interested students.

Visit the Honors College

We look forward to welcoming you to campus in the future!

Watson College of Education Information Sessions

Who: Prospective Education Majors and Minors

Email Dean Heath for a private visit. Visits include a short presentation, current student Q&A, and tour of the Watson College of Education. Schedule yours today! We encourage you to add this opportunity to your campus tour!

Biology and Marine Biology Departmental Tours

Who: Prospective Biology and/or Marine Biology Majors

Come and engage with UNCW Biology and Marine Biology faculty and tour our world-class, state-of-the-art teaching and research facilities. We encourage you to add this opportunity to your campus tour. Please note that the department does not have the capacity to accept walk-ins and you must be registered.

Biology Department Tours will be offered on our main campus by faculty members on Mondays at 9 am. If you are interested in scheduling a tour of our main campus facility in Dobo Hall, please register using the link below:

Marine Biology Department Tours will be offered at the Center for Marine Science on Fridays at 9 am followed by Q&A with a faculty member at 10 am. Please register using the link below.