Founded in 1869, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln is one of the nation’s leading research universities. With more than $300 million in research expenditures annually, our faculty are discovering new ways to feed a growing world population, fuel tomorrow’s cars and trucks, secure cyberspace, improve treatments for diseases and much more.
As Nebraska’s land-grant university, we are committed to making an impact in our state through agricultural research and extension programs that benefit farmers and ranchers; educational opportunities that build strong communities; and economic development initiatives that create jobs. We also take seriously our role as stewards of the state’s natural resources.
Our students come from all 50 states and more than 100 countries. They choose Nebraska for our rigorous academic programs, outstanding faculty, well-rounded campus experience and affordable cost of attendance. And they stay here because they find a place where they can succeed. Our four campuses offer more than 300 undergraduate majors plus graduate degrees in nearly 200 areas of study. Students can tailor their education to fit their interests while receiving a broad foundation in liberal arts learning.
Nebraska is consistently ranked among the best value colleges by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine and The Princeton Review. In fact, Kiplinger’s named us a “Best Value” public college or university 12 times since 2002 – more than any other school in the nation – based on our combination of quality academics and low costs.
The University of Nebraska has been educating leaders for 150 years. Today we are preparing students for rewarding careers across Nebraska and around the globe – ready to meet the challenges of tomorrow with vision, courage and determination