University of Louisville Online Programs | Student Resources & Feature Stories

UofL Online Accountancy Professor Shares Her Story

By Conner Mackowiak | March 12, 2024 | Comments 0 Comment

Meet Xi Ai, PhD! Dr. Xi is an Assistant Professor for UofL’s online accountancy programs. n the video below she details some of what prospective online accountancy students can expect in our programs. Watch her video below!

UofL’s online BSBA in Accountancy is ideal for students looking to start a career in accounting. The program is delivered in a flexible online format that provides the value of a UofL education without ever having to leave home. Develop the knowledge and skills necessary for a successful career as a professional accountant by completing coursework in key business and accounting areas—whenever it’s most convenient to you.

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Celebrating Women’s Achievements

By Caitlin Horsley | March 8, 2024 | Comments 0 Comment

As we celebrate International Women’s Day, we take a moment to honor the incredible contributions of women worldwide. Today serves as a reminder of the progress we’ve made and the work that still lies ahead to achieve gender equality.

At the University of Louisville (UofL), we are proud to be a part of the journey towards empowerment and equality. UofL offers a diverse range of programs and initiatives—60+ of which can be completed 100% online—that provide opportunity for women and support their academic and professional growth.

Flexible, online bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, and certificate programs are offered across interests such as advocacy, business administration, communication, criminal justice, education and teaching, engineering, higher education administration, human resources, organizational management and leadership, public health, social sciences, social work, sport administration, technology and more.

One of the Cardinal Principles of our institution is Diversity and Inclusion. We believe in creating an environment where every individual, regardless of gender, background or identity, can thrive and succeed.

Historically, women have been underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Health Sciences fields. This is due to a number of factors, including access to education, among other considerations. This is a major part of why UofL is proud to offer so many game-changing online opportunities for academic and professional development within the STEM-H fields. We offer STEM-H education in biostatistics, computer science, cybersecurity, engineering, healthcare leadership and administration, public health, nursing, and more.

On this special day, we highlight the achievements of our women students, alumni, faculty and staff who inspire us with their passion, resilience and determination. They are leaders, innovators and change-makers, breaking barriers in their communities and beyond.

We hope that you will join us in celebrating International Women’s Day and honoring the remarkable achievements of women everywhere. Together, we can continue to build a world where gender equality is not just a dream but a reality.

Happy International Women’s Day!

Interested in advocacy and looking for a bachelor’s program? Check out our BA in Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies.

Celebrating Black History Month with UofL Online

By Conner Mackowiak | February 15, 2024 | Comments 0 Comment

Celebrating Black History month means more than just recognizing the history and accomplishments of Black Americans one month out of the year. In all that we do at the University of Louisville, we strive to create a diverse, inclusive and welcoming environment where all can learn, work, grow and develop peacefully and safely.

Why do we celebrate Black History Month?

Black History Month holds profound significance as a dedicated period to honor and celebrate the rich contributions, achievements and resilience of Black individuals throughout history. It serves as a crucial reminder of the struggles and triumphs that have shaped the African American experience, highlighting the pivotal role Black leaders have played in various fields, such as science, literature, art, politics and civil rights. By acknowledging and understanding this heritage, society gains a more comprehensive perspective on the diverse tapestry of human history, fostering inclusivity and unity.

How can we celebrate Black History Month?

This month also provides an opportunity for education and reflection, encouraging individuals to delve into the narratives that may have been marginalized or overlooked. It serves as a catalyst for open conversations about the ongoing challenges faced by the Black community, promoting awareness and inspiring collective efforts towards equity and justice. The month acts as a bridge between generations, enabling the sharing of stories and experiences that help break down stereotypes, challenge biases and build a more inclusive society where everyone is acknowledged and valued. In essence, Black History Month stands as a vital annual observance that not only honors the past but also propels society towards a future of equality, understanding and appreciation for the diversity that enriches our collective human story.

As we continue to celebrate Black History Month at UofL, we wanted to give you some events and resources open to all UofL students. These links provide ample opportunity to learn more about Black History Month, its significance, as well as the contributions of Black students at UofL. We encourage you to learn and grow with us, not just through this month, but throughout the year as we continue to strive for growth and development within our Cardinal community!

Navigating Success: Exploring the Benefits of Earning a Graduate Certificate in Engineering Logistics from UofL Online

By Gillian Sclafani | February 12, 2024 | Comments 0 Comment

The University of Louisville in conjunction with the J.B. Speed School of Engineering is excited to announce the launch of our newest online offering, the Graduate Certificate in Engineering Logistics. The 100% online certificate is a 3-course (9 credit hour) program ideal for individuals who work in supply chain management or systems engineering, or those seeking to enter this field in the future. In this certificate, students acquire analytical and decision-making skills in facility location and layout, inventory management, operations and research management, simulation and more. In today’s fast-paced global economy, efficient movement of goods and materials is vital for businesses to thrive. Students can leverage the knowledge learned from the Graduate Certificate in Engineering Logistics and help organizations research and analyze various models of logistics systems, anticipate and meet customer needs, optimize supply chain performance, and help support the company’s overall productivity and bottom line.

UofL’s graduate certificate program in engineering logistics is designed with the needs of working professionals in mind, offering asynchronous 8-week courses, 100% online. This flexibility allows students to further their education without interrupting their careers or personal commitments. This certificate is ideal for students looking to enter or advance in the field of supply management, by adding a specialized certificate to their existing resume. Students interested in furthering their education can also apply their certificate credits toward UofL’s online Master of Science in Industrial Engineering or Master of Engineering in Engineering Management degrees (upon approval – interested students must apply to the respective master’s programs separately).

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, professionals in the field of logistics and supply chain management often command higher salaries compared to those in general business or management roles. With specialized skills and credentials gained through this graduate certificate program, individuals may qualify for higher-paying positions or negotiate better compensation packages.

From enhanced career opportunities and specialized expertise to practical application and networking opportunities, the advantages of obtaining this credential are undeniable. As businesses continue to prioritize efficiency and optimization in their logistics operations, professionals with the skills and knowledge gained through a graduate certificate in engineering logistics will be in high-demand, driving their success in the dynamic world of supply chain management. To learn more about this certificate at UofL, or our other online programs, click here.

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