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To (1) identify situations that may generate conflicts; (2) provide means for faculty, staff, and the University to manage conflicts of time and interest; (3) promote best interests of students, research trainees, and postdoctoral researchers; and (4) describe the types of conflicts that are prohibited.

To update KU’s general education requirements to align with the Kansas Board of Regents’ (KBOR) statewide general education framework.

The University of Kansas takes pride in being a place where individuals and groups can exercise their First Amendment right to free expression. This Public Assembly Policy informs individuals and groups interested in activities such as tabling, engaging in public speech or holding assemblies, rallies, marches, events, gatherings, and/or protests on University property of the manner in which expressive actions may be conducted.

To describe the graduate degrees awarded by the University of Kansas.

To establish guidelines for individuals recruiting on behalf of the University of Kansas (KU).

To define expectations, committee composition, and member selection processes for the University Assessment Council and its subcommittees.

The University of Kansas strongly supports the establishment of relationships with international institutions in service of the University’s academic, co-curricular, and research missions. This policy articulates the requirements for developing an institutional-level Agreement of Cooperation (AOC).

To provide the general and common requirements for all master's degrees offered by the Lawrence and Edwards campuses.

Outlines and documents accreditation standards adopted by the Higher Learning Commission for all individuals teaching “for credit” courses offered by the University of Kansas.

The purpose of this policy is to define requirements for accessing University of Kansas (KU) computer systems containing sensitive data from both on and off campus. The standards set forth in this policy are intended to minimize potential security risks which may result from unauthorized use of KU computing resources. Multi-factor authentication adds a layer of security which helps deter the use of compromised credentials.

To describe the procedures for hearing grievances arising within the Edwards Campus.

To ensure that the mission of the University is not compromised and that research integrity and objectivity is held to the highest standards, an employee's outside activities with regard to University research and transfer of the University's technology must be disclosed, reviewed and managed with appropriate oversight.

To provide information on maintaining, reporting, and seeking programmatic accreditation.

The purpose of the Intellectual Property Policy is to foster the creation and dissemination of knowledge and to provide certainty in individual and institutional rights associated with ownership and with the distribution of benefits that may be derived from the creation of Intellectual Property.

The purpose of this policy is to mitigate institutional conflicts (at each Research Foundation and the University) and to avoid the creation of other personal conflicts with regard to a Research Foundation's equity holdings.