Edwards Career Blog

According to official Spring 2020 enrollment data, student credit hours for KU Edwards Campus-administered programs are up 4.9% compared to Spring 2019, with the largest increase coming from undergraduate programs.

Morgan Hunter recruiter Brian Price answers the most perplexing salary-negotiation questions for employers and job-seekers.

Students from KU's current Coding, Data Analytics and Cybersecurity Boot Camp cohorts presented their capstone projects to the public March 4.

Heather Physioc helps integrated marketing communications graduate students navigate the world of digital search.

ONE Gas Foundation gives $35K to outfit Kansas Fire & Rescue Training Institute’s new mobile unit with state-of-the-art equipment.

Twenty-one new law enforcement officers graduated from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center on Feb 14.

This online graduate certificate program gives students the skills to improve a community's quality of life.

With a minimum donation of $5, One Day. One KU. gives donors at all levels a chance to make a difference.

Twenty-one new law enforcement officers graduated from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center on Jan. 24.

KU Edwards Campus students articulate their “whys” — here are six ways you can find yours.

Twenty-two new law enforcement officers graduated from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center (KLETC) on Dec. 20.

KUEC’s Graduate Certificate in Professional Workplace Communication gives students the tools to address root causes of workplace conflict and advance their professional performance.

Three Kansas City Women in Technology show those from all backgrounds can jump into programming and advance their career with the KU Coding Boot Camp.

Finding the right fit with the Degree in 3 program and finishing his degree in two and one-half years, Eric Fecteau is now heading into the next chapter of his career.

2019 was full of exciting news, alumni accomplishments and student stories. Here are our readers’ favorites this year.

BSIT honors student presents spy camera research to peers, professors.

Learn tips to manage your time, practice self-care, and reduce your stress.

After more than 27 years with the City of Kansas City, Missouri, Donna Maize becomes the first woman to lead KCFD since it began more than 151 years ago.