Kansas State University, also known as K-State, is a public university located in Manhattan, Kansas. This university has been acknowledged by the Princeton Review as one of the best universities in the United States and ranked among the top 75 public universities in the country by U.S. News & World Report. Kansas State University seeks to be one of the 50 top public research universities in the country by the year 2025 and has implemented an aggressive plan to reach its goal.

With more than 24,000 students attending classes each year, Kansas State University offers a broad range of academic programs in areas such as architecture, agriculture, planning, design, arts and sciences, administration, business, engineering, education, technology, aviation, veterinary medicine, and human ecology. It also offers more than 60 master’s degrees, 22 graduate certificates, and 44 doctoral degrees. Dedicated to improving the lives of Kansas' residents, the K-State research division regularly provides useful research results to all 105 counties throughout the state.

Students attending Kansas State University have opportunities to become involved in more than 500 students organizations and sports clubs. In addition to competitive compensation, Kansas State University offers benefits packages to qualified individuals and flexible employment options. In the past, K-State has supported work flexibility by hiring for jobs with part-time availability.

Kansas State University, also known as K-State, is a public university located in Manhattan, Kansas. This university has been acknowledged by the Princeton Review as one of the best universities in the United States and ranked among the top 75 public universities in the country by U.S. News & World Report. Kansas State University seeks to be one of the 50 top public research universities in the country by the year 2025 and has implemented an aggressive plan to reach its goal.

With more than 24,000 students attending classes each year, Kansas State University offers a broad range of academic programs in areas such as architecture, agriculture, planning, design, arts and sciences, administration, business, engineering, education, technology, aviation, veterinary medicine, and human ecology. It also offers more than 60 master’s degrees, 22 graduate certificates, and 44 doctoral degrees. Dedicated to improving the lives of Kansas' residents, the K-State research division regularly provides useful research results to all 105 counties throughout the state.

Students attending Kansas State University have opportunities to become involved in more than 500 students organizations and sports clubs. In addition to competitive compensation, Kansas State University offers benefits packages to qualified individuals and flexible employment options. In the past, K-State has supported work flexibility by hiring for jobs with part-time availability.