UofL’s Delphi Center for Teaching and Learning started working with academic units in 2001 to offer online programs.
UofL’s Delphi Center for Teaching and Learning started working with academic units in 2001 to offer online programs. With these new courses, UofL has more than 50 online programs.

The University of Louisville is one of the top universities with successful online programs, according to the U.S. News and World Report.

UofL’s fully online programs were recognized as some of the top online education for students in the following categories:

  • Online bachelor’s
  • Online graduate education (specialty ranking of 22 for veterans)
  • Online criminal justice (specialty ranking of 12 for veterans)
  • Online bachelor’s psychology
  • Online engineering
  • Online computer information technology

Since 2000, UofL has been offering online degrees and has grown to over 50 online programs and certificates.

“Our students are attracted to our online programs because the online delivery mode allows students access to education in a way that on-campus programs cannot for adults who are often working and raising families,” said Kristen Brown, interim associate provost for Online Learning and Technology. “Our online programs allow part-time enrollment and most are fully asynchronous.”

With fully asynchronous programs available, online students are granted the flexibility to successfully achieve their degree on their own time. UofL’s online programs build a community of care when it comes to adult learners, working professionals, active military, and veterans seeking and succeeding in higher education.

This year, UofL adds two new rankings:

  • Online MBA programs (specialty ranking of 29 for veterans)
  • Online bachelor’s business (specialty ranking of 38 for veterans)