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Why UT Arlington
Academics & Research
According to the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, The University of Texas at Arlington is classified as a research university with “high research activity.”
Graduate Degree Programs
UT Arlington offers 74 master’s and 30 doctoral degrees in nine different academic areas: Architecture, Business Administration, Education and Health Professions, Engineering, Liberal Arts, Nursing, Science, Social Work and Urban & Public Affairs.
Faculty
Many of our faculty are recognized nationally and internationally for their teaching skills, research expertise, and community service. Work with graduate advisors like Dr Venkat Devarajan, this year’s recipient of the Graduate Dean’s Award for Excellence in Doctoral Student Mentoring, and Melanie McGee, is this year’s recipient of the Outstanding Academic Advisor Award for Graduate Advising.
Cultural Diversity
The University of Texas at Arlington is made up of a diverse group of students from 49 US states and more than 139 countries.
You’re Invited!
Attend a UT Arlington Graduate Forum! These free sessions give you the opportunity to speak with graduate advisors and admissions staff about our programs, admissions requirements and other useful information for prospective students.
Announcements
The Offfice of Graduate Studies will close at 5:00 pm Thursday, March 18. Regular business hours will resume on Monday, March 22.
I Engage
IM Program
The IM Program provides funding for doctoral and doctoral-bound students to gain teaching and mentoring experience by serving as a research mentor to a UT Arlington undergraduate.
I Engage Seed Grants Program
The Office of Graduate Studies offers seed grants to graduate faculty at UT Arlington to develop or modify graduate courses to include an intellectual engagement component.
Graduate Stimulus Scholarship
In response to the ongoing economic downturn, UT Arlington announces the 2010 Graduate Stimulus Scholarship competition, designed to help new doctoral and doctoral-bound graduate students begin their studies in Fall 2010.
GAANN Fellowship Program
In 2009, the Departments of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering, and Physics in partnership with the Office of Graduate Studies, received $1.4 million in federal grants from the US Department of Education through the Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need (GAANN) Fellowship Program. This program supports exceptional doctoral students who demonstrate financial need in fields deemed critical to the US.
Et Cetera
Support your academic and career development by attending an Et Cetera Workshop, part of the Academic and Professional Enrichment Series from the Office of Graduate Studies.
ACES
The ACES (Annual Celebration of Excellence by Students) symposium is a university-wide, day-long event that showcases the best of students’ research and creativity.
Invest in the Graduate School
Many opportunities exist to establish named scholarships, faculty professorships, faculty chairs, fellowships, and lecture series events that publicly acknowledge an individual or corporation’s support of Graduate Studies at UT Arlington.