Welcome to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln!
Studying in the United States is a life-changing adventure, and we’re excited to be part of yours. At Nebraska, you’ll join a diverse, inclusive community with students from all 50 states and more than 126 countries. It’s a place where you’ll feel supported, challenged and inspired—both inside and outside the classroom.
We’re proud to be a top-ranked public university, a member of the Big Ten Academic Alliance and a Carnegie R1 research institution. At Nebraska, you’ll gain valuable knowledge, hands-on experience and the tools to reach your academic and career goals.
We can’t wait to welcome you to Nebraska, your new home away from home.
If you have questions about studying at Nebraska or need assistance completing your application, contact us on WhatsApp at +1 402-472-2334. You can also email us at admissions@unl.edu.
International students can request a live virtual meeting with an admissions representative to ask questions about the admission process, English proficiency requirements, academics, student life, scholarships and everything you need to know about your next steps to Nebraska.
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is home to students from 126 countries. Listen to current international students talk about what it's like to study at Nebraska and be a part of the university campus.
With the lowest tuition in the Big Ten, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln is a top choice for international students. Nebraska is one of the top public universities in the United States (U.S. News & World Report) and was named a “Best Value” by The Princeton Review.
International students are automatically considered for scholarships up to US$15,000 per year when admitted to Nebraska. Apply by May 1.
Study what you love at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Turn one of our 100+ majors into an exciting career.
University Career Services offers tailored career development support for international students, including 1-to-1 coaching, résumé reviews, interview preparation and mentorship opportunities. These personalized services are designed to help students navigate their career path and achieve their internship and post-graduation employment goals.
Additionally, Career Services supports international students interested in gaining practical experience through F1 Optional Practical Training (OPT), which allows for up to 12 months of work authorization in a field related to their major. Graduates in STEM-designated programs may be eligible for a 24-month extension, enabling up to three years of hands-on experience in the United States.
The Undergraduate Creative Activities and Research Experience (UCARE) program at Nebraska offers an opportunity for students to work 1-to-1 with a world-class professor to conduct cutting-edge research. The program is designed to help you prepare for graduate school and explore your research interests in various fields, including STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics), business and architecture.
ISSO provides support and services to international students and scholars through immigration support and campus events that bridge a connection between international and domestic students.
CAST connects you with 1-to-1 academic coaching and workshops to build essential skills like learning strategies, time management and study motivation.
OSCC enhances your success by promoting academic excellence and social engagement.
The Writing Center provides free, 1-to-1 sessions to improve your writing skills for essays, lab reports, research papers, journal articles, presentations, cover letters and dissertations.
Big Red Resilience & Well-Being offers mental health support and services for students to manage stress and emotional wellness, build strengths and connect with other students.
The University Health Center offers extraordinary medical care, from a health check-up, dental clinic and a full-service pharmacy to nutrition, counseling services and physical therapy, all provided by Nebraska Medicine, the most esteemed academic health system in the region.
Campus Recreation offers open gyms and weight rooms, swimming facilities, indoor and outdoor climbing walls and a full slate of studio classes.
The Outdoor Adventures Center offers adventure trips for you to explore the great outdoors around Nebraska and other parts of the U.S.
You can take your education to the next level through Honors courses, research projects, faculty mentorship, internships, study abroad, national scholarships and fellowships for graduate and professional programs.
Honors community and cohort-based programs include the Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management and the Nebraska Business Honors Academy.
Apply to the University Honors Program by November 15.
“The more I share my culture, the more I can connect with those around me.”
-Wijdan Almamari
The Intensive English Program (IEP) is designed for students who wish to communicate effectively in English for various personal and academic purposes. IEP students develop a broad understanding of language and culture that prepares them for higher-level language study.
In addition to classes, IEP offers cultural events and experiential-learning opportunities on campus and in the Lincoln community, as well as networking and other professional development opportunities.
We can't wait for you to join the Husker community—take your next step to Nebraska today.