Multi-disciplinary and intercampus organizational entities have become increasingly important for pursuit of the University of Nebraska Omaha's (UNO) mission.
Multidisciplinary and intercampus organizational entities have become increasingly important for pursuit of the University of Nebraska Omaha's (UNO) mission.
Such multi-departmental organizational entities may organize faculty and programs for numerous purposes, including:
- Creation of partnerships with external organizations
- Enhanced university research and programs
- Development of new funding patterns
- Addressing emerging disciplinary educational needs
- Other emerging problems and issues
Organizational entities of this type are encouraged since they support important university goals. They may be called “Centers,” “Bureaus,” or “Institutes,” or designations other than colleges or schools.
UNO Centers and Institutes
Center for Afghanistan and Regional Studies
Center for Collaboration Science
Center for Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Franchising
Center for International Business Initiatives
Center for Management of Information Technology
Center for Public Affairs Research
Center for Real Estate and Asset Management
Center for Research in Human Movement Variability
Goldstein Center for Human Rights
Natan and Hannah Schwalb Center for Israel and Jewish Studies
Nebraska Business Development Center (NBDC)
Nebraska Center for Justice Research
Nebraska University Center for Cybersecurity (NebraskaCYBER)
Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center
William Brennan Institute for Labor Studies
University of Nebraska System Centers and Institutes
Buffett Early Childhood Institute
National Strategic Research Institute