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In Louisville, Kentucky, you’ll find UofL’s Belknap Campus, just south of the city center. Eight of the university’s 12 academic schools and colleges call this campus home. If you head downtown to the medical complex, you’ll hit the Health Sciences Center, hosting four schools and serving as UofL Health’s headquarters. This includes the University of Louisville Hospital and UofL Health – Jewish Hospital. And don’t forget the Shelby Campus in eastern Louisville, housing various university centers and the Shelbyhurst office park for business and technology ventures.

Founded in 1798, the University of Louisville (UofL) is a pioneer among city-owned, public universities. Recognized by the Carnegie Foundation as both a Research 1 and a Community Engaged university, UofL is a force for positive change in student success, research, and innovation. We’re deeply connected to our local and global communities, providing unparalleled opportunities.

UofL stands out for its commitment to diversity, recognized as one of the best institutions for African American, LatinX, and LGBT+ students. We’re military-friendly and produce top scholars, boasting more Fulbright Scholars since 2003 than all other Kentucky public institutions combined.

With over 23,000 students, UofL fosters a dynamic tapestry of perspectives. We prioritize access to higher education, offering financial aid and support for underrepresented populations. Our research tackles Grand Challenges—advancing health, empowering communities, and shaping the future economy. In 2022, we secured over $150 million in research funding.

UofL’s impact extends globally through a network of over 160,000 alumni. As one of Louisville’s largest employers, we contribute to the city’s cultural and intellectual life. Our students learn from internships, partnerships, and community service, turning education into action. Cardinals at UofL shape a better future through education, innovation, and impactful connections.