- About
- About UNO
- UNO at a Glance
- Mission & Vision
- Administrative Offices
- Office of the President
- Alumni
- UNO History
- Location & Maps
- Virtual Tour
Wondering what UNO's campus looks like?
- Visit Campus
Schedule a visit!
UNO Proud
For more than 50 years, UNO has been one of the city's foremost public resources.
- Academics
- Academics
- College of Business Administration
- College of Education & Human Development
- College of Engineering
- College of Sciences
- College of Liberal Arts
- Interdisciplinary Studies
Graduate School
Learn why UNO is a great investment.
- Academic Programs
See our undergraduate, preprofessional and graduate programs.
- Admissions
- Undergraduate Admissions
- Freshmen
- Dual Enrollment Program
- Accepted Students
- International
- Adult Students
- Transfer
- Graduate Admissions
We have 43 graduate programs. One is right for you. Find out more.
- International Applicants
Application process for International graduate students.
Ready to Apply?
Click Here
Financial Aid and Scholarships- Veterans Services
Educational assistance programs available to military personnel.
- Resources
- Social Media
Stay connected with UNO through our social media channels.
- Press and Media
Keep current on headlines and happenings at UNO.
President's Blog
Thoughts from UNO's President Dr. Peter J. Fos
- Student Life
- Student Life
- Campus Dining
- Housing
- Campus Safety
- Get Involved
- Student Health
- Recreation & Fitness Center
- The Cove
Enjoy jazz concerts, food venues, the Sandbar and more.
- University Center
The University bookstore, cafeteria, post office and student services are located in the UC.
Events on Campus
The Student Activities Council (SAC) is an important part of our identity. Our events are unique and have become a tradition on campus throughout the years.
- Research
- Research
- Centers & Institutes
- Research Blog
- Workforce Development
- Research Magazine
- Economic Development
- Research Newsletters
- Research and
Technology ParkThe Research and Technology Park has a variety of facilities to meet the needs of the tenants, the university and the community.
Student Research
The research program serves to engage students in cutting-edge research.
- ScholarWorks @ UNO
A digital collection of research, scholarship, and creative work.
- Athletics
- Athletics
- Privateer Sports
- Privateer Events
- Ticket Information
- Support Athletics
- Follow the Privateers
- Prospective Student Athletes
- Lakefront Arena
Discover New Orleans' premiere events center which is home to the UNO Privateers and many spectacular concerts.
University Tennis Center
One of the premier tennis facilities in the south, featuring 20 deco turf hard courts, and six red clay courts.
- Recreational Sports
Check out our soccer, rugby or club sailing teams.
This association was established to recognize engineering students of distinguished
scholarship and exemplary character. The Louisiana Epsilon Chapter was installed at
UNO in 1993. Members are involved in community service such as Habitat for Humanity
and Beach Sweep, as well at tutoring, blood drives and lectures on engineering topics.
UNO students founded the local chapter in 1976. They have competed in the Concrete
Canoe competition, "the America's Cup of college civil engineering," since 1989. They
also compete annually in the AISC Steel Bridge competition.
Membership is open to any student in Pre-Engineering or in the College of Engineering.
Membership applications are available from any ASME officer.
This organization is dedicated to the advancement of interdisciplinary water resources
research, planning, management, development and education. The national organization's
web site is 
An organization dedicated to advancing the science, technology and application of
welding and related joining disciplines. Read more about the national organization
Study Abroad at Czech Technical University in Prague. This study abroad opportunity
for engineering students is sponsored by the BA in International Studies program at
UNO.
The main purpose of the UNO IEEE branch is to promote and encourage study of Electrical,
Electronics, and Computer Engineering as well as other subject matters of interest
to the IEEE. You can also read about the United States chapter at the 
A 
The UNO chapter's website contains a large repository of information that is pertinent
to African-Americans, such as African-American publications and numerous other sites
focusing on African-American issues as well as links to professional engineering &
technical associations, job and career links and New Orleans links. View the national
site at 
Graduates of the College of Engineering are invited to join the Order of the Engineer,
a national organization devoted to maintaining high ethical standards in the engineering
profession.
This organization's objective is to increase the engineering potential of the United
States for the security and strength of the nation. Go to the home page of the national
organization 
This society was established for the purpose of recruitment, retention, and recognition
of Hispanic Students in Engineering. Read about the national organization 
This professional graduate engineering society was established in 1998 in the College
of Engineering at UNO. This student organization seeks to enhance the education of
the graduate engineer by promoting graduate-level research and technical communication
skills among the engineering student body. The goal is for each member or group to
complete at least one research project each year. Membership is also open to undergraduates.
Members of the UNO chapter, established more than 20 years ago, compete in the Wooden
Boat Competition and attend the national organization's annual meetings.
Read about the national organization at SWE 
2000 Lakeshore Drive