Campuses

The University of Nebraska's campuses offer a wide variety of majors and academic programs for students, exceptional research initiatives and outreach programs that serve the people of Nebraska. Each campus has a unique mission and a unique environment. We invite you to visit our campuses and experience them for yourself.

Nearly 23,000 students attend the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, one of the nation's top 50 public universities, which offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate academic programs and research opportunities. UNL is home to the J.D. Edwards Honors Program in Computer Science and Management, Husker athletics and nationally recognized academic advising. UNL's Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources - located on East Campus - offers students a wide range of academic and research opportunities.

Some 14,000 students, including more than 700 international students, enjoy the technology-rich atmosphere at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, Nebraska's metropolitan university and home of the multi-campus Peter Kiewit Institute of Information Science, Technology and Engineering. UNO offers students abundant internship opportunities with businesses in Omaha and throughout the state. This is where students find their "Maverick Mojo!"

The 6,500 students at the University of Nebraska at Kearney come from more than 40 countries, and all 93 counties in Nebraska, to enjoy small classes, caring professors and a safe, progressive community. More than 170 academic programs and a strong emphasis on undergraduate research create a challenging academic environment, while the Lopers consistently lead Division II athletics in 16 men's and women's sports.

At the University of Nebraska Medical Center, 3,128 students prepare for careers in health sciences while working alongside internationally recognized medical researchers and health care professionals in state-of-the-art facilities. Programs in medicine, nursing, dentistry and dental hygiene, pharmacy, public health and ten allied health professions are available to students who complete their college prerequisites.

The Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture in Curtis is also part of the University of Nebraska, offering a two-year degree program with a focus on veterinary technology, ag production and business management or horticulture. NCTA students enjoy the personalized attention and support of a small college while having access to the resources of a major research university.