Education
The University of Chicago's educational reach extends well beyond our approximately 14,000 undergraduate and graduate students. In fact, the University is committed to extending your educational horizons — whether you're starting kindergarten or retirement.
The University provides $17 million annually to public-education partnerships while also supporting additional programs that reach local children, teenagers, and adults. From our charter school to college scholarship programs for Chicago Public Schools students to lifelong educational opportunities through venues like the Graham School, the University is committed to opening the doors to learning.
Our education programs focus on:
- Schools. From providing technology leadership to running our cutting-edge charter school, the University helps educate children from prekindergarten through high school. More…
- College Readiness. Several programs help Chicago Public Schools students prepare for college, whether they plan to attend the University of Chicago or another school. More…
- Tutoring & Enrichment. Each year, hundreds of University students, staff, and faculty provide essential one-on-one tutoring throughout the community. More…
- Arts Enrichment. The University's programs in theater and visual art make the arts exciting and meaningful for school children across the city. More…
- Math, Science & Technology. Young people reach for the stars — or the molecules — through a wide range of programs devoted to the sciences. More…
- Support for Teachers. Training, professional seminars, classroom support, and materials help teachers expand their horizons and renew their enthusiasm. More…
- Continuing Education. Lifelong learning opportunities range from humanities classes for lower-income adults to career-advancing courses offered by the Graham School of General Studies. More…
