Through courses, workshops, resources and networking, we offer programs for employees at every stage of their careers. Across all our roles on campus, we’re committed to helping every Husker do big things and achieve their professional goals.
Huskers achieve their goals through self-guided courses, workshops and learning groups, a mentorship program and more.
Upcoming Learning Opportunities
Learning and Professional Development
Register through Bridge LMS
Gain new skills, stay competitive and grow potential through unique training and workshop opportunities, peer-to-peer conferences and so much more. Go to the Bridge LMS and search for NRICH to find Live learning sessions.
Leadership Development
For supervisors and aspiring leaders
New ideas and in-depth discussions to help staff lead effectively, support their teams and grow in their roles as a supervisor. In Bridge LMS, filter the list using the Supervisor tag.
Develop Yourself as a Leader and Supervisor
Staff Mentorship Program
September to May
This unique opportunity connects new employees with experienced staff members to share support, provide insights and grow their Husker communities.
Staff Mentorship Program
New Employee Orientation
Second Wednesday of Each Month
We introduce new employees to UNL and equip them with the tools, resources and connections to succeed in their careers at Nebraska.
New Employee Orientation
Take a University Course
Tuition Assistance
Employee & Dependent Scholarship Program
To apply for admission:
- If your dependent is a high school senior and planning to attend the university as a first-time/full-time student, submit the Undergraduate Admission Application beginning August 1 of the senior year.
- If your dependent is a current college student at another institution and planning to attend the university as a full-time transfer student, submit the Undergraduate Admission Application.
- If you, your dependent, or spouse have already earned a bachelor's degree and would like to take a class as a visiting student, apply through Graduate Studies (even if the class is an undergraduate class).
- If you, your dependent, or spouse have not earned a bachelor's degree and would like to take a class as a visiting student, apply through Undergraduate Admission Application.
Not sure where to start?
Consider developing an action plan for your development using our Professional Development Plan resources. It will help you focus on what areas you need to develop to reach your goals.
Our Experts are Ready to Guide You
We believe in the power of every person. The most important asset at the University of Nebraska is its people — students, staff, post-doctoral fellows, and faculty. It is critical to provide access to individualized professional development and effective mentorship for all members of the university community.
Meaningful and impactful professional development for all reinforces that every person and every interaction matters.