Edwards Career Blog

Christopher Villarreal shared his knowledge at virtual TEDx KU Edwards Campus event.

Moving courses online for pandemic safety has attracted some far-flung lifelong learners.

Develop in-demand technical, leadership and management skills in this 18-week program

This new health sciences bachelor's degree answers critical need in the community.

Crystle Lampitt discussed the connections between physical and psychological health at KUEC’s TEDx event.

Noah Johnson hopes to bring unique skills and perspectives to his work in rural healthcare.

Ten inspiring talks covered the theme of introspection.

KU Lifelong & Professional Education is here to provide high-quality online professional development programs to qualifying Johnson County residents

Evelyn Wilson gained hands-on experience through a competitive program at Yale’s Mind and Development Lab.

Twenty-two new law enforcement officers graduated from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center on October 9th.

KUEC provides needed education to Kansas City and innovates to stay ahead of workforce demand

Seventy new law enforcement officers graduated from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center on Sept 18th.

Dedicated to serving the needs of transfer and nontraditional students, the KU School of Professional Studies welcomes its first class in fall 2020.

KU Edwards Campus helps College Now teachers through course offerings and scholarships

Twenty-One new law enforcement officers graduated from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center on Aug 28th.

Law & Society bachelor’s degree student Alfred Ring survived unspeakable horrors to make his way to Overland Park.

Jayhawks have always exhibited these qualities, but this year’s back-to-school preparations have required more purpose, desire and self-belief than ever — both on the part of KU Edwards Campus faculty and staff, and the part of students.

Professionals share the lessons they’ve learned that can help job seekers during times of transition.