The University of Guam has always been more than a place of learning--it is a bridge to opportunity, a driver of innovation, and a source of workforce and other solutions for our island and broader Micronesia.

At the University of Guam Margaret Perez Hattori-Uchima School of Health Learning Resources Center, students gain hands-on experience in simulated clinical settings that closely resemble real patient care.

The University of Guam is shaping the island’s future by producing skilled graduates ready to strengthen local industries. From nursing and engineering to business and technology, UOG alumni drive economic growth, innovation, and workforce development. Discover how UOG’s hands-on training and industry partnerships are creating job-ready professionals who contribute to Guam’s health care, infrastructure, and entrepreneurship.

The University of Guam's Guam Green Growth (G3) program unveiled a new Art Corps mural at CHamoru Village in Hagåtña, designed by Kamaka Aquino. Highlighting Sustainable Development Goal #9, the mural symbolizes the need for local innovation to drive sustainable industry and infrastructure. Community leaders and officials celebrated the artwork, emphasizing the importance of sustainability for Guam's future. The G3 Art Corps continues to inspire environmental awareness and social change through public art across the island.