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University of Nevada, Reno, established in1874 as the Silver State's flagship land-grant research institution, is located in Reno, Nevada and situated on a 255-acre campus of rolling hills featuring a blend of ivy-covered buildings, sweeping lawns and functional and progressive architecture. Over 16,000 students from 49 states and 70 countries are enrolled in more than 180 programs of study including, medicine, biotechnology, mining and engineering. In addition, the university's athletic program competes in NCAA Division 1. Visit Our Workplace for information directed at University of Nevada, Reno employees statewide.
The increasingly diverse campus is an integral part of the booming Northwestern Nevada area which boasts low unemployment, a favorable tax climate, reasonable commute times and a diverse selection of arts and culture events. The Reno-sparks Tahoe area lies prominently in an attractive natural setting and residents enjoy one of the world's best climates with low humidity and abundant sunshine. The area is a haven for those who love the four seasons and plentiful outdoor recreational opportunities. One hour from Lake Tahoe, three hours east of San Francisco and eight hours north of Las Vegas, Reno proudly desires itself as "the Biggest Little City in the World." read more...
