Private Methodist liberal arts university in Indiana with 170 years of academic excellence and a unique study abroad program at Harlaxton Manor.
The University of Evansville offers more than 80 majors and areas of study across four academic divisions. The Schroeder School of Business is accredited by AACSB; engineering programs (electrical, mechanical, civil, computer) hold continuous ABET accreditation since 1970. The Department of Music is accredited by NASM, and nursing programs are accredited by the Indiana State Board of Nursing and ACEN. The university emphasizes active, hands-on learning and offers accelerated "Degrees in 3" options for select majors.
The 100-acre urban campus features limestone buildings in Collegiate Gothic style, with the historic Olmsted Hall (completed 1922) as the oldest remaining structure. Key facilities include the Koch Center for Science and Engineering, Clifford Memorial Library, Shanklin Theatre (482-seat thrust stage), and the McCurdy Alumni Memorial Union. The student body represents 55 countries and 44 states, with 16% international undergraduate enrollment. Campus life includes Division I athletics, Greek life, esports, fitness facilities, and spiritual formation programs.
Harlaxton College, located at Harlaxton Manor in Lincolnshire, England, is a defining feature of the UE experience. For over 50 years, students have studied abroad at this Victorian manor, taking classes and exploring European culture. The study abroad program has been consistently ranked #1 in America and #7 globally, offering students a semester-long immersive international experience.
The university employs a selective admissions process and welcomes undergraduate, transfer, international, and graduate applicants. According to the official website, 98% of 2024 graduates were employed or enrolled in graduate school within six months of graduation. UE is recognized as one of fewer than 50 Ashoka Changemaker Campuses worldwide and emphasizes preparing students for meaningful careers and civic engagement.