University of Kansas

The KU School of Engineering - ranked #93 in Undergraduate Engineering by U.S. News & World Report (2020) - creates student leaders by pioneering new technologies and developing solutions to the problems facing the world.

The KU School of Business has been creating business leaders since 1924. Learn from award-winning faculty, gain real-world experiences, and make connections with powerful alumni. Global companies - including Microsoft, AT&T, and J.P. Morgan Chase & Company - recruit KU business students each year for internships.

The College of Liberal Arts & Sciences is the most diverse academic unit at the University of Kansas. With more than 100 major and minor offerings across more than 50 departments, this college offers students the opportunity to learn without boundaries.

The KU School of the Arts is home to four departments: dance, film & media studies, theatre, and visual art. You can pursue your creative and performance passions across 14 degree programs and collaborate alongside 650 fellow students and more than 60 faculty.

The KU School of Public Affairs and Administration develops skilled leaders, innovators, and problem-solvers. Students graduate as global citizens ready to create social and economic change at the local, state, national, and international level.

The KU School of Architecture & Design teaches students how to imagine, collaborate, plan, design, and build. As a result, KU graduates develop their design acumen, mastery of architectural technology and construction, and presentation and analytics skills.

The KU School of Education is ranked the #18 Best Education program and #2 for Special Education, according to U.S. News & World Report (2020). The school offers an extensive curriculum that prepares students to engage in meaningful scholarship, community-building, and real-world experience.

At the KU School of Health Professions, internationally renowned faculty prepare students for a rewarding career in clinical healthcare, research, and academia.

At the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications, students work with award-winning teachers and nationally recognized student media outlets. The community-minded school develops students' writing, research, critical thinking and communication skills.

The KU School of Music seeks to advance the art of music through creation, performance, scholarly inquiry, entrepreneurship, and enhancement of artistic skills. Music programs include music education, therapy, vocal performance, theory, and instrument performance.

The KU School of Nursing prepares students for success in today's changing health care environment. KU graduates are work-ready, thanks to 678 hours of clinical and laboratory experiences. Job placements include hospitals, community health agencies, industrial, and long-term care facilities.

KU’s School of Pharmacy is the #21 Pharmacy program in the USA (U.S. News & World Report, 2020). With a 100% job placement rate upon graduation, KU is a world-class research institution for training future pharmacists, researchers, and pharmacologists.

For over 60 years, the KU School of Social Welfare has created positive impact programs in social work education. Students develop their leadership, empathy, and critical-thinking skills across a multitude of concentrations, including mental health, child welfare, aging, spirituality, criminal justice, poverty, and more.