University of Nebraska–Lincoln is one of the leading research and teaching institutions in the United States, ranked #61 in the U.S. News & World Report’s Top Public Schools list. It is also considered the intellectual centre of the state of Nebraska. The university has also earned a reputation for being a research-based service “provider” not only to Nebraska but to the world because of its mission to broaden global knowledge in the sciences and humanities. Its faculty of accomplished scientists and scholars dedicate themselves to guiding students towards success while contributing to the world’s body of research.

Nebraska has 10 different colleges spanning the natural sciences, architecture, engineering, business, arts and human sciences among other fields. It offers sophisticated programs because of the integration of multicultural dimensions into its programs. The university’s curricula are designed to foster critical thinking within a global framework, an appreciation of varied cultures and a desire for lifelong learning. Since Nebraska recognises the diversity of backgrounds and respects individual differences, students also enjoy the campus’ atmosphere of inclusivity.