Assessment

Nebraska is committed to student learning outcomes.

Learning is the aim of all teaching and assessment helps us structure, evaluate, and improve learning experiences for all students across our programs.

The Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor, Undergraduate Education Programs, the University-Wide Assessment Committee, and colleges and departments are jointly responsible for assessment. These units collaborate to support assessment programming and to ensure that assessment is being used to improve student learning.

Undergraduate Degree Programs

Undergraduate degree programs are assessed at the institutional, college, and program levels. It is a shared faculty responsibility to determine desired student learning outcomes and identify best measures for realizing these outcomes. The results help confirm or improve instructional and curricular practice.

More about undergraduate programs

GRADUATE STUDENT OUTCOMES

Each graduate program, with input from the graduate faculty, establishes student learning outcomes, designs courses appropriate to achieving those outcomes, and assesses student achievement of those outcomes using methods appropriate to the discipline.

Achievement-Centered Education

ACE is the university's general education program focused on achievement that provides all students with a broad foundation to develop skills, build knowledge, and exercise social responsibility. The 30-hour program consists of 10 learning outcomes designed to help students integrate what they learn in their lives.

Visit the ACE website