Top Public Affairs Schools in Nebraska

Interested in a graduate degree in Public Affairs from a top program within the state of Nebraska? We offer rankings of best Nebraska Public Affairs graduate programs. Review the following schools to see requirements for Master and Doctoral degrees in the area of Public Affairs.

Lincoln

Lincoln [ l ɪ ŋ kən], capital of the state Nebraska, United States 235 600 residents; catholic bishopric; State (founded 1869) and Methodist universities (founded 1887), numerous museums. Lincoln is the center of an agricultural area with wheat growing and livestock; in addition to the food industry, there are Agricultural machinery, engine and wagon construction.

Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue (* 1869, † 1924) designed the State Capitol, built between 1922 and 1932, with a 122 m high tower; the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery was created by P. Johnson in 1963.

1859 Lancaster [ Læ ŋ founded kəstə] Lincoln 1867 capital of Nebraska and received its present name.

Omaha

Omaha [ ə ʊ məh ɔ ː ], city in Nebraska, USA, on the Missouri, 404 300 residents; the metropolitan area has 767,000 residents; Seat of a Catholic Archbishop and a Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church; Creighton University (founded 1878), branch of the University of Nebraska; Joslyn Art Museum (opened 1931); Zoo; Banking and technology center as well as trading center in further grain-growing and cattle breeding areas; Meat processing, mills, agricultural machinery construction, railway workshops; Air force base; Transport hub.

Omaha was established in 1854 on the site of a former trading post.

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