Newman University

Newman University in Wichita, Kansas, is a distinguished higher education institution known for its commitment to fostering exceptional learning experiences. Founded in 1933 under the motto “Caritas Christi urget nos”, meaning “Charity of Christ urges us,” NU serves as a significant contributor to the state of Kansas and the broader North American landscape. The university boasts a rich history marked by decades of academic growth, consistently ranked among institutions offering strong programs across diverse disciplines. As part of the nation's 5838-th largest university system, it currently hosts 3980 undergraduate students and 1420 graduate students.

The institution offers a wide array of degree programs spanning business administration, education, nursing, social work, biology, history, knowledge management, sports, theology, data science, and many others. NU’s commitment to practical application is evident through its emphasis on real-world projects and partnerships with local organizations. The university's Bachelor's program offers a robust curriculum that integrates critical thinking, collaborative problem solving and innovative research. A Master's degree program provides advanced specialization in areas such as business administration, education, nursing, theology, data science, and more.

it continues to prioritize student success through dedicated academic support services including tutoring labs, study groups, and career counseling. It is structured around a welcoming campus environment that fosters both individual growth and collaborative learning, promoting inclusivity of students from all backgrounds and with varying life goals. The university’s faculty members are experts in their respective fields, actively involved in research and development projects to benefit the community's prosperity. It strives for excellence through continuous improvement, innovation, and a dedication to engaging its students into a future-focused education.