University of Kansas

The University of Kansas is a public research university founded in 1865. The institution is recognized for research output, comprehensive academic programs, and strong traditions in athletics and student life.

The University of Kansas operates multiple campuses including the main campus in Lawrence, the Medical Center in Kansas City, and additional locations throughout the state.

Primary Campus: Lawrence, Kansas
Additional Locations: Kansas City (Medical Center), Edwards Campus in Overland Park

The University of Kansas offers undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees across multiple schools and divisions.

• Arts and Sciences
• Engineering
• Business
• Medicine
• Pharmacy
• Nursing
• Education
• Architecture
• Law
• Social Welfare

For complete program listings, visit the official academics page.

Admissions requirements vary by school and program level. Undergraduate admissions consider academic performance and standardized test scores.

Official Admissions Portal: admissions.ku.edu

For guidance on admissions processes and visa requirements, see the Admissions & Visa Guide.

Tuition varies by school and program. Current tuition and fee schedules are published on the official website.

Official Tuition Information: KU Tuition Page

For cost planning resources, visit Cost of Studying in Kansas.

The University of Kansas offers merit-based scholarships and need-based financial aid for undergraduate students. Graduate funding varies by program and may include assistantships, fellowships, and loans.

Financial Aid Office: affordability.ku.edu

Additional scholarship information: Scholarships in Kansas

The University of Kansas enrolls international students across all programs. The Office of International Support Services provides support for visa processing, orientation, and compliance.

International Services: isss.ku.edu

Accrediting Body: Higher Learning Commission

www.ku.edu

• University of Kansas Official Website
• University of Kansas Admissions
• Higher Learning Commission