Kawaihuelani Center for Hawaiian Language (HAW) offers an undergraduate certificate, a minor in Hawaiian, a minor in Hawaiian Immersion Education, and bachelor and master's degrees in Hawaiian. The center conducts research in relevant fields of study and offers four years of language study as well as courses on immersion education, curriculum development, and topics of relevant Hawaiian cultural content. In partnership with Ho‘okuaiwi: ‘Aha Ho‘ona‘auao ‘Oiwi (Center for Native Hawaiian and Indigenous Education), Kawaihuelani trains teachers for Hawaiian immersion schools, public schools with Hawaiian language courses, Hawaiian charter schools, and the UH Manoa program. The faculty and staff of Kawaihuelani create and implement projects and programs that promote Hawaiian language, culture, history, and traditions such as: Ka Halau Hanakeaka, Ho‘okulaiwi: ‘Aha Ho‘ona‘auao ‘Oiwi (Center for Native Hawaiian and Indigenous Education), Kauakukalahale, Kaulakahi Aloha, Ke Aolama, La Manaleo, La Mele, Mary Kawena Pukui Hale, Ka Waihona a ke Aloha, and Mauiakama.Students pursuing a BA in Hawaiian must complete 120 non-repeated credit hours, including the General Education Requirements (see the ''Undergraduate General Education Requirements'' section), Hawai‘inuiakea undergraduate school requirements, and Hawaiian major requirements.