Edwards Career Blog

The Kansas Fire & Rescue Training Institute and Sherman County Rural Fire Department partner to offer annual fire school as a new Western Regional Training Coordinator joins KFRTI full-time

As more industries find themselves in need of project management professionals, KU offers flexible, online undergraduate courses for those looking to complete their bachelor’s degree.

Pursuing KU’s JCERT-supported online Bachelor of Health Sciences degree more than 35 years after high school graduation, Kansas City native, Phyllis Greenquist exemplifies resilience.  

KFRTI's simulated grain bin and grain-engulfment rescue training helped prepare the Netawaka Rural Fire District for a swift rescue.

Mary E. Davidson, the former vice chancellor for academic affairs of the KU Regents Center (now the KU Edwards Campus), passed away on Dec. 6, 2021.

New online graduate programs in homeland security allow military, government and other professionals to gain a strong foundation in law and policy related to homeland security, national security and advanced knowledge of specific homeland security fields. 

Online programs offer flexibility for busy adults wanting to earn their degree

Dozens of area employers join KU Edwards Campus students at virtual CareerUP event to network and connect for future internships and employment opportunities.

With the pandemic’s shift to online training, the University of Kansas delivers engineering and technology management and logistics professional development around the world.

While the value and quality of a KU degree is well known, the KU Edwards Campus is piloting a new tool to help students know more specifically how this value translates into career success.