2007 Kemper Awards:
Paul Johnson, professor of political science, is presented a W.T. Kemper Fellowship for Teaching Excellence by Senior Vice Provost Kathleen McCluskey-Fawcett.
The University of Kansas offers you many academic choices — more
than 190 majors in undergraduate schools alone. The value the university
places on high-quality teaching creates a culture that cultivates and encourages
positive interaction between students and faculty. These close working relationships
pervade the university and play an important role in student success.
With more than 190 majors in 11 undergraduate schools, KU offers you many academic choices.Go to the schools page.
The university's commitment to undergraduate teaching
has remained strong even as it has increased in number of disciplines
and expanded in degree programs to levels never imagined at the
time of its inception.
Learn more: Undergraduate Catalog
At the graduate level and in the professional schools, the university retains high-quality
faculty with active research agendas; supports learning through the integration of technology; and
provides expanded fellowship and scholarship opportunities.
Learn more: Graduate Catalog
The
university opens its intellectual
resources to high-school students
seeking early learning opportunities,
professionals seeking to hone
career skills, college students
seeking wider course offerings
or lifelong learners seeking
personal enrichment.
The
university offers many programs
that enrich the professional
lives of faculty, staff, alumni
and others. Law, medicine,
engineering, public management,
psychology and law enforcement
are among the subjects available
through regional centers and
on-campus sessions.
Students
at all levels on all campuses
find information on academic
terms, enrollment timetables,
class schedules and fees, exam
schedules and final grades.
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