University of Louisville School of Public Health and Information Sciences

A school of public health and information sciences at a public university. The University of Louisville was founded in 1798 as a public, city-owned institution. The school is part of a university focused on education, research and community engagement. UofL offers undergraduate, graduate, online, professional degree and certificate programs across its academic units. University-wide resources include admissions guidance and information about tuition, costs and financial aid. Research and innovation are also part of the university's work, with stated priorities that include advancing health and empowering communities. Students can explore campus life, housing and Louisville as a place to study. The school's name identifies its academic focus, while the website text describes broader university programs and services.