The programs, which are Automation Engineering Technology, Computer Science with a concentration in Artificial Intelligence, Information Systems with a concentration in Web and Mobile Application Development, and Data Science, will launch in the Fall 2024 semester.

A new scholarship is available at the University of Pikeville for students who intend to practice dentistry in rural areas in Kentucky.

Forty one conservation law enforcement students at Vincennes University spent a semester studying Robeson Hills and have created a list of proposals to enhance the natural resources of the area.

The grant was awarded through the United States Department of State Diversify Education Abroad for US Students (IDEAS) program and totals $35,000.

Project CARE will allow the College of Education and Behavioral Sciences to better support students going into education with initiatives like apprenticeship programs and dual enrollment opportunities.

The Nat and Jo Tilley Dortch Scholars Program was established at the school to honor Nat Dortch and to help students excel in their educational journeys.

The College of Medicine at the University of Kentucky has been offering the Professional Education Preparation Program in the summer to give future medical students access to academic activities. This year, seven students from rural areas were able to take part.

A team of researchers at Indiana University’s School of Medicine have discovered a new gene therapy that could improve treatment options for adults with acute myeloid leukemia that has become drug resistant.

The Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship can now be used to take the Human Services program at ECTC, giving students even more options.

Pikeville Medical Center is taking advantage of the Business Partnership Grant program at American National University to offer its employees more affordable education.