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Fort Hays State University

www.fhsu.edu

 
Fort Hays State University is a thriving liberal and applied arts, a state-assisted institution in western Kansas with an enrollment of approximately 14,210 students. It has four colleges — Arts and Sciences, Education and Technology, Business and Entrepreneurship, and Health and Life Sciences — and a Graduate School. It also has a Virtual College that delivers courses electronically throughout Kansas and beyond. FHSU offers bachelor`s and master`s degrees in many fields and provides a wide variety of cultural and intellectual resources, not only for its faculty, staff, and students but for the western Kansas region and beyond. Fort Hays State ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.fhsu.edu
  • 600 Park Street
    Hays, KS USA 67601
  • Phone: 785.628.3478

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