Concordia University Nebraska

Concordia University, Nebraska is a private Lutheran university located in Seward, Nebraska. Affiliated with the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod, it is part of the Concordia University System and was established in 1894. The university offers over 100 academic programs across undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies, focusing on integrating Christian Lutheran faith with academics.

The university provides undergraduate degrees in various fields, including arts and sciences, education, business, health sciences, and agriculture. Graduate programs are also available, particularly in education and professional studies. Concordia is known for its specialized church-work programs, having graduated a significant number of LCMS church workers. The campus features historic buildings and modern facilities, including the Walz Health and Human Performance Complex and the Dunklau Center for Science, Math and Business.

Concordia University, Nebraska serves students seeking a Christian-based education aligned with Lutheran values and engages the local community through events like the Plum Creek Children’s Literacy Festival. Under the leadership of President Dr. Bernard Bull, the university continues to uphold its mission of faith-based education and service.