University of Texas at San Antonio

The University of Texas at San Antonio is a public research university in San Antonio, Texas, established in 1969 in the University of Texas System and opened to students in 1973. The main campus sits on the city's northwest side, with additional sites downtown and at Hemisfair. It was built as San Antonio's comprehensive public research campus and is a Hispanic-serving institution.

Academic units include colleges of business, education and human development, engineering and integrated design, liberal and fine arts, sciences, and health, community and policy, along with a School of Data Science. Cybersecurity, computing, business, and public policy are the graduate fields most associated with the campus. The National Security Collaboration Center and downtown research facilities support those programs.

About 34,000 students enroll, with several thousand in graduate study. A large share of the student body is Hispanic, and international students come from more than 90 countries. The faculty numbers more than 1,000. Alumni work mainly in cybersecurity, education, the military, and San Antonio business and public administration.

Master's and doctoral degrees combine coursework, internships in some professional fields, and a thesis or dissertation. The calendar is a conventional fall-spring semester. Assistantships and research grants support many doctoral students. Graduate life spreads across a large suburban main campus and downtown, with the city and nearby military installations as the professional backdrop.

In the Grad School Navigator directory, University of Texas at San Antonio lists 3 graduate programs across 3 subjects, all of them doctoral programs, with the widest choice in civil engineering, education and mechanical engineering.