The University of Iowa provides the tools students need to prepare for life after college.

What we offer
Our campus is equipped with talented faculty members, a comprehensive library system, modern academic facilities, and one of the best teaching hospitals in the country.

• The latest technology. Iowa offers campus-wide wireless hotspots, high-speed Ethernet ports for every residence hall student, more than 100 laptops available for checkout, and more than 1,000 free computer stations in 26 campus locations.
• Top-notch faculty. Iowa has more than 1,700 tenured and tenure-track Faculty Members; 97 percent of them have the highest degrees in their fields.
• Cutting-edge classrooms. Iowa instructors bring the latest technological innovations into the classroom, from online publishing to virtual reality environments.
• Academic assistance. There are many campus resources for students who need extra academic help, including study skills workshops, writing, math, and speaking labs, and individual Academic Advising sessions.
• A comprehensive library system. Iowa's Library System includes more than four million volumes, including periodicals, videos, and electronic reference materials.
• State-of-the-art research labs. Iowa's facilities for scientific research are second to none. Undergraduates can use these facilities for class projects, working with renowned professors, or for paid employment.
• Multiple performance venues. The University has its own Museum of Art, concert halls, dance recital spaces, and theatres of varying sizes to give students full freedom to express their creativity, practice their craft, and learn from professional touring companies.
• Career guidance. The Pomerantz Career Center staff can connect students with internship and job opportunities and help them write résumés and prepare for interviews.

Our track record
Our campus resources are widely recognized for excellence.

• UI Hospitals and Clinics has been included among "America's Best Hospitals" for 17 straight years in U.S. News & World Report. Many undergraduates work or volunteer at the hospital.
• Six specialties at the hospital rank among the top 50 in the nation, including otolaryngology (2nd), ophthalmology (6th), and orthopaedics (7th), in U.S. News & World Report.
• University Libraries rank 19th for overall holdings among public research universities in the United States (2005).
• The UI Research Foundation filed 178 patent applications on faculty and staff inventions and earned more than $15 million in licensing revenue in FY 2006. Top Iowa students—including undergraduates—can find many opportunities to work with and learn from faculty researchers.