The University Of Texas San Antonio

The University Of Texas San Antonio

The University of Texas at San Antonio is a great place to get the degree and experience you need. We are committed to providing access to an excellent education for individuals who otherwise might not have the opportunity.

Since 1969, the University of Texas at San Antonio has been committed to providing access to an excellent education for individuals who otherwise might not have the opportunity.

UTSA is a public research university and is part of the University of Texas System. The main campus is located in San Antonio, Texas, with additional campuses in Edinburg and the Mexican border city of Ciudad Acuña. The institution was founded on June 5th, 1969 as Southwest Texas State University; it was renamed to its current name on April 4th, 2013. Currently there are around 30,000 students enrolled at UTSA.[1]

The institution currently offers 106 bachelor’s degrees as well as 75 master’s degrees and six doctoral programs across nine colleges.[2] As a member of the Association of American Universities (AAU), it ranks among top 50 universities for research expenditures in North America.[3] In 2016 U.S News & World Report ranked UTSA as tied for 48th among all public universities while Forbes placed them at 60th overall among Best Value Schools getting into top 25%[4].

Discover your affinity for art and design at UTSA.

The University of Texas at San Antonio offers a variety of art and design degrees, including:

• Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences with an emphasis in Art and Design, which allows students to learn about different types of art and design while completing their degree.
• Bachelor of Fine Arts with an emphasis in Studio Arts or Graphic Design, where students are able to explore their artistic side by focusing on a specific medium such as painting or drawing.
• Master of Fine Arts with an emphasis in Photography or Painting/Printmaking (traditional), where students can take classes that focus on the fundamentals behind creating works that are true to your personal style.

Study one of more than 100 degree programs at UTSA’s College of Architecture, Construction and Planning (CACP).

The College of Architecture, Construction and Planning (CACP) is a top-ranked academic institution at UTSA that offers more than 100 degree programs in architecture, construction science and management, landscape architecture, urban planning and real estate.

CACP students can study in the heart of San Antonio’s downtown area. Its location on UTSA Main Campus allows students to take advantage of all that San Antonio has to offer while still receiving an education from one of the nation’s most respected universities.

The Honors College brings together some of the most ambitious students in our university.

The Honors College brings together some of the most ambitious students in our university. The Honors College is a community of scholars, where professors and students work closely together to explore new topics, think critically about the world around them, and develop innovative solutions to society’s problems. Honors College students are admitted based on their high school records and standardized test scores (ACT or SAT). To be eligible for admission into the Honors College, you must:

• Be admitted to UTSA by completing an application for undergraduate admission during your senior year.
• Have a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.5 on either your high school or college transcripts at time of application for freshman entry into UTSA.

We founded Roadrunner Orientation in order to help you get ready for academics and life as a Roadrunner.

We founded Roadrunner Orientation in order to help you get ready for academics and life as a Roadrunner. Roadrunner Orientation is a week-long event that includes academic advising, student orientation, and other activities. These events give you an opportunity to meet your fellow students and become familiar with the UTSA campus.

It’s also important to remember that our staff members are here to help! If there’s anything we can do for you during your first days at UTSA, don’t hesitate to contact us!

The University of Texas at San Antonio offers exceptional research facilities found in few U.S. higher education institutions of our size.

The University of Texas at San Antonio offers exceptional research facilities found in few U.S. higher education institutions of our size. Our campuses include:

• The Institute for Economic Development and Research (IEDR)
• The UTSA Downtown Campus Research Center (DRCC)
• UTSA Science & Engineering Complex (SEAC)
• UTSA Stone Oak Campus Research Facility

The Institute for Economic Development and Research (IEDR) serves as one of the nation’s premier centers for economic research, offering a wide range of services to help decision-makers assess the impact of public policy initiatives on local economies in Texas, New Mexico, Arkansas and Oklahoma. The IEDR also houses several national research centers including the Center for Business & Economic Forecasting; Education Policy Studies Laboratory; Foreign Trade Zone #13; Poverty Simulation Modeling Center; South Central Border Initiative; UTRGV Center for Regional Growth & Competitiveness; Regional Transportation Councils Consortium Across States Collaboration Program; Rural Communities Practice Area (RCPA); Small Cities Community Design Assistance Team Program; Urban Environments Project

At UTSA, you’ll find nearly 400 student organizations, including fraternities and sororities, that are supported by dedicated faculty advisors and staff members.

At UTSA, you’ll find nearly 400 student organizations, including fraternities and sororities, that are supported by dedicated faculty advisors and staff members.

If you’re looking to get involved on campus and enjoy the benefits of friendship and leadership opportunities in a non-traditional setting, joining a student organization is an excellent way to do so.

To learn more about our clubs or how to start your own club at UTSA, visit http://www.utsa.edu/students/clubs/.

Learn about the opportunities offered at UTSA

The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) is a large public research university located in San Antonio, Texas. The university was established in 1969 as the Southwest Interdisciplinary Research Center, but it wasn’t until the following year that it became a reality and began offering its first classes. As one of the fastest growing universities in the nation, UTSA has grown from its original enrollment of only 300 students to more than 50,000 students today.

The other main campuses are located at Blanco Road and Loop 1604 on the northwest side of town; Downtown Campus near Hemisfair Plaza; Main Campus at UTSA Boulevard on south side next to Heman Marion Sweatt Public School (which serves as an adult education center); South Texas College Of Law Houston Campus (located on Webster Street).

As for their academic programs: Business Administration & Management Information Systems; Criminology & Criminal Justice Studies; Earth Science And Geomatics Engineering; Education And Human Development Family Studies & Human Services Family Studies Psychology Education Special Education Early Childhood Education Elementary Special Ed Elementary Ed Exceptional Student Education Literacy Intervention Reading Intervention Sped – Gifted/Talented Studies Language Arts Literacy Online Program Physical Education Secondary – Health Careers Secondary – International Baccalaureate Social Science/History Social Science/Political Science Social Science/Social Work Social Sciences Sociology Sports Management Health Wellness Fitness Nutrition Exercise Physiology Nursing Nursing Practice Public Health Nutrition Foodservice Management Hospitality Management Tourism Hospitality Management Tourism Marketing Travel Technology Management Informatics Computer Networking Software Applications Web Technologies Information Assurance Security Risk Management Cyber Security Information Technology Project Management Digital Media Design Game Development Music Recording Arts Sound Recording

UTSA is committed to providing access for students who otherwise might not have the opportunity. We want everyone who wants a college education to be able to attend our university and reach their full potential.