2024 Blogs
K-State Olathe's advanced manufacturing and supply chain curriculums combine robust discussion of theory along with practical, hands-on learning with real equipment and systems.
K-State Olathe Adds Advanced Manufacturing and Supply Chain Offerings to Meet Area Workforce Demands
June 5, 2024
As a Top 15 U.S. industrial market, the Kansas City region already employs 190,000 manufacturing and logistics workers, with many more needed to meet growth projections.
Healthcare-related careers are expected to grow 14% by 2028. The Health Sciences degree at the KU Edwards Campus can prepare students to fill a variety of in-demand professions.
KUEC Health Sciences Degree Opens Doors to Many Health Care Career Paths
May 8, 2024
For students looking to enter or grow their careers in health care, the KU Edwards Campus Bachelor of Health Sciences online degree is a door opener.
Three Biotechnology students chose unique areas of study at the KU Edwards Campus, and have equally distinctive post-graduation plans.
Seniors Gain Hands-on Research Experience in KU’s Biotechnology Degree Program
March 7, 2024
The biotech lab at KU Edwards Campus (KUEC) is a bustling place. And on any given day, you will find a team of three women working diligently on their senior capstone research projects.
Fulbright scholar Dr. Laura Stan studied consumer response to flavored honey as well as its health benefits at K-State Olathe's Sensory and Consumer Research Center.
K-State Olathe Hosts Record Number of GRAs, Welcomes Fulbright Scholar
February 16, 2024
This year, Kansas State University Olathe is expanding its focus to meet the demands of graduate research assistants (GRAs) who want to conduct research close to Kansas City.
Dr. Ronald Chen discusses the importance of translational research, which takes promising lab discoveries to patients through clinical trials, at the KU Clinical Research Center.
$2.4M Grant Fuels Transformative Cancer Research at The University of Kansas Cancer Center
January 11, 2024
The University of Kansas Cancer Center recently received a prestigious $2.4 million grant from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) to help grow the next generation of cancer researchers.