University of Louisville

The University of Louisville College of Education & Human Development offers an Early Childhood Education, Interdisciplinary - Alternative Certification (MAT) program.

The University of Louisville College of Education & Human Development offers an Elementary Education, Alternative Certification (MAT) program.

The University of Louisville College of Education & Human Development offers a Middle School Education - Alternative Certification 5-9 (MAT) program.

The University of Louisville College of Education & Human Development offers a Secondary Education - Alternative Certification 8-12 (MAT) program.

Meg Gibson, a senior in the College of Education and Human Development, worked with tree rings this summer after learning about the field from Dr. Rochner.

August 1, 2024 | See Cishella's story If there’s a recurring theme to Cishella Durling’s past, it’s not feeling seen or heard. That’s probably why she ended up in advocacy – so she could finally use her voice.

University of Louisville faculty members and Louisville nonprofit SOS International sent a 40-foot shipping container of medical equipment and supplies to health care workers and researchers in Malawi.

University of Louisville associate professor Roman Yampolskiy researches futuristic, superintelligent and general AI systems. He coined the term “AI safety” in a 2011 publication and was among the first computer scientists to formally research the field.

The University of Louisville and UofL Health are testing a stem cell therapy for heart failure. The trial is the first in the U.S. to test umbilical cord-derived cells and intravenous delivery for heart failure, and the first worldwide to test multiple doses for chronic heart failure.

The Parenting Network serves as an Employee Resource Group (ERG) to support UofL employees who identify as a parent or guardian and to build community through resources, events and programming.

The Employee Resource Group supports the personal and professional development of young or emerging professionals who are new to UofL or a particular career path.

Founded in 1798, UofL is one of the nation’s first city-owned public universities.

The page covers UofL’s accreditation, state authorization, quality assurance and academic compliance practices.

A brief history of how the university has become known for its academic excellence, transformational research, service to the community and advancement of educational opportunity.

The University of Louisville’s Cardinal Principles guide the community and its actions, and all members of the university are expected to follow them.

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The company says its professors equip students with knowledge.