Welcome to the University of Kansas. We are the state’s flagship institution, home to innovative research and the constant pursuit of knowledge. Together, Jayhawks power Kansas and transform the world.

KU has global reach with a Kansas focus. Our main campus overlooks the historic city of Lawrence. The Edwards Campus and KU Medical Center serve Kansas City communities. Satellite campuses in Wichita and Salina support Jayhawks pursuing medical professions.

About Lawrence Our hometown began as an abolitionist haven. Today, Lawrence is a crossroads of culture, celebrating the artists and innovators who line its unmistakable legacy.

The University of Kansas (KU) is a public research university with its main campus in Lawrence, Kansas, United States. [13] Two branch campuses are in the Kansas City metropolitan area on the Kansas side: the university's medical school and hospital in Kansas City, Kansas, the Edwards Campus in Overland Park.

KU Admissions Wherever you are in your degree path, wherever you’re from, you’re poised to broaden your future and transform our world for the better. Top stats

The best way to experience KU is with a full campus visit. During our Jayhawk Days, we provide an admissions presentation, campus tour, and the opportunity for you to meet with academic departments and other areas of interest.

Check out Lawrence There’s no place like home. For Jayhawks, that’s Lawrence — a historic city known for its eclectic arts and culture scene. Hike our hills, bike our trails, and explore what it means to be a Lawrencian. See more Lawrence

Lawrence is home to the University of Kansas main campus. Students love its eclectic and welcoming nature, and the city of 100,000 has been recognized as a top college town.

Through innovative research and the constant pursuit of knowledge, KU powers Kansas and transforms the world.

Your interests, experiences, and goals are what make you a great addition to the Jayhawk community. Find information that addresses the KU admission experience based on your background.