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University of Texas System

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Public university system in Texas
Not to be confused withTexas A&M University System.

The University of Texas System
Motto
Disciplina Praesidium Civitatis
Motto in English
A cultivated mind is the guardian genius of democracy.[1]
TypePublicuniversity system
Established1876
Endowment$47.47 billion (FY2024)[2]
Budget$28.2 billion (FY2024)[3]
ChancellorJohn Zerwas
Academic staff
24,812 (fall 2022)[3]
Administrative staff
11,796 (fall 2023)[3]
Total staff
135,210 (fall 2023)[3]
Students256,783 (fall 2023)[3]
Undergraduates192,853 (fall 2023)[3]
Postgraduates60,141 (fall 2023)[3]
Address
210 West 7th Street
,
Websitewww.utsystem.edu

The University of Texas System (UT System) is apublicuniversity system in the U.S. state ofTexas. It includes nine universities and five independent health institutions. The UT System is headquartered inDowntown Austin. It is the largestuniversity system in Texas with 250,000+ enrolled students, 21,000+ employed faculty, 83,000+ health care professionals, researchers and support staff. The UT System's $47.5 billion endowment (as of the 2024fiscal year) is the largest of any public university system in the United States.[2]

Component institutions

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University of Texas System (Texas)

Academic institutions

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The University of Texas System includes nine universities, each of which confers its own degrees.

Official nameAbbrev.LocationEstab.Joined
system		Total Enrollment
(Fall 2022)[4]		Undergrad Enrollment

(Fall 2022)[4]

Graduate Enrollment

(Fall 2022)[4]

Team nameAthletic
conference		Endowment

(Fall 2022)[4]

Refs
Stephen F. Austin State UniversitySFANacogdoches1923202311,2329,7721,460Lumberjacks & LadyjacksSouthland
NCAA D-I FCS		$106,762,909[5][6]
The University of Texas at ArlingtonUTA
UT Arlington		Arlington,Fort Worth1895196540,94229,36611,576MavericksWAC
NCAA D-I

(non-football)

$203,134,018[7][8][9][10]
The University of Texas at AustinUT
UT Austin		Austin188352,38441,30911,075LonghornsSEC
NCAA D-I FBS		$18,795,792,115[11][12][13]
The University of Texas at DallasUTD
UT Dallas		Richardson,Dallas1961196931,57021,31110,259CometsLone Star
NCAA D-II

(non-football)

$746,071,702[14][15][16]
The University of Texas at El PasoUTEP
UT El Paso		El Paso1913196723,88020,1653,715MinersConference USA
NCAA D-I FBS
(Mountain West Conference in 2026)		$353,327,002[17][18][19][20]
The University of Texas Rio Grande ValleyUTRGV
UT Rio Grande Valley		Edinburg,Brownsville201531,55926,4345,125VaquerosSouthland
NCAA D-I FCS		$162,179,991[21][22]
The University of Texas at San AntonioUTSA
UT San Antonio		San Antonio196933,55728,5904,967RoadrunnersAmerican
NCAA D-I FBS		$264,163,030[23][24][25][26][27]
The University of Texas at TylerUTT
UT Tyler		Tyler197119799,0646,9602,104PatriotsLone Star
NCAA D-II

(non-football)

$188,738,734[28][29][30][31]
The University of Texas Permian BasinUTPB
UT Permian Basin		Odessa19735,2504,288962FalconsLone Star
NCAA D-II		$64,244,334[32][33][34]
  • Stephen F. Austin
    Stephen F. Austin
  • UT Arlington
    UT Arlington
  • UT Austin
    UT Austin
  • UT Dallas
    UT Dallas
  • UT El Paso
    UT El Paso
  • UT Rio Grande Valley
    UT Rio Grande Valley
  • UT San Antonio
    UT San Antonio
  • UT Tyler
    UT Tyler
  • UT Permian Basin
    UT Permian Basin

Addition of Stephen F. Austin State University

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On November 29, 2022, the Board of Regents ofStephen F. Austin State University (SFA) announced their decision to accept an invitation to join the UT System. This decision occurred following an announcement at the start of the fall semester by SFA President Steve Westbrook that the board was considering joining a system. At the time, Stephen F. Austin was one of two independent public universities in Texas, alongsideTexas Southern University. The Texas A&M University System, the Texas Tech University System, and the Texas State University System all extended invitations as well. The decision to join the UT System was made following a process that included faculty, staff, student, and alumni input.[5] Stephen F. Austin's addition to the UT System was approved by the Texas Legislature during the 2023 session. The identically worded House and Senate bills that would formally add SFA to the UT System specified that SFA would retain its name, but with the phrase "a member of The University of Texas System" appended to the legal school name. They also stated that SFA would be technically dissolved and then immediately reconstituted as a member of the UT System.[35] The Senate unanimously passed its bill on April 16, 2023,[36] and the House passed its version on April 26.[37] GovernorGreg Abbott signed the measure into law on May 10.[38]

UT Brownsville and UT Pan American (UTRGV) merger

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Main article:University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

On June 14, 2013, TexasGovernor Rick Perry signed a law officially approving the creation of a new university in South Texas within the UT System and replacingUT Brownsville andUT Pan American. The initiative resulted in a single institution, includinga medical school, spanning the entireRio Grande Valley, with a presence in each of the major metropolitan areas ofBrownsville,Edinburg,Harlingen, andMcAllen. On December 12, 2013, the UT Board of Regents voted to name the new university the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.[39] The new university began full operation in the 2015–16 school year.

Official nameOfficial
abbreviations		LocationFoundedJoined
system		MergedRefs
The University of Texas at BrownsvilleUTB

UT Brownsville

Brownsville197319912015
(merged to form
The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley)		[40][41]
The University of Texas–Pan AmericanUTPA

UT Pan American

Edinburg19271989[42][43]

UT Tyler and UTHSC Tyler merger

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Main article:University of Texas at Tyler

In December 2019, the UT System Board of Regents unanimously agreed to mergeThe University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler (UTHSCT) underThe University of Texas at Tyler (UTT), creating a single unified institution.[44] Two months later, the UT System formally announced its intention to establish a newmedical school that will be added under the new unified UT Tyler administration.[45] It will be the first medical school in theEast Texas region.

On December 8, 2020, TheSouthern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Schools approved a plan to merge UT Tyler and UTHSCT. UTHSCT will retain its status as a health-related institution but will now come under the administration of UT Tyler. The UT System Board of Regents met in late December 2020 and took action on the implementation of the merger which began on January 1, 2021.[46]

On January 4, 2021, the Board of Regents installed Kirk A. Calhoun, M.D. as president of the newly aligned UT Tyler and UTHSCT. As of January 4, these two institutions are officially one. On January 15, 2021 the institution publicly named the new line of executive leadership for the merged institution.[47]

The medical school opened in 2023.

Official nameOfficial
abbreviations		LocationFoundedJoined
system		MergedRefs
The University of Texas at Tyler

UTT

UT Tyler

Tyler197119792021
(merged asThe University of Texas at Tyler)		[48][31]
The University of Texas Health Science Center at TylerUTHSCT

UT Health Tyler

Tyler19431977[49][50]


UTSA and UTHSCSA merger

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Main article:University of Texas at San Antonio

In 2010, a study was commissioned to explore the possibility of mergingUT San Antonio andUT Health San Antonio.[51] Officials ultimately decided against it, citing significant costs, administrative challenges, and different university cultures.[52] In 2016, an op-ed published in the San Antonio Express-News urged the UT System Board of Regents to reconsider their decision.[53] It was announced in August 2024 that the Board of Regent voted to merge the two into one university, a merger completed on September 1, 2025[54][55]


Official nameOfficial
abbreviations		LocationFoundedJoined
system		MergedRefs
The University of Texas at San Antonio

UTSA

UT San Antonio

San Antonio19692025
(merged asUniversity of Texas at San Antonio)		[56]
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San AntonioUTHSCSA

UT Health San Antonio

San Antonio,Laredo19591967[57]

Health institutions

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The University of Texas System has 4 independent health institutions. None are officially associated with any of the 4-year academic institutions, though some may have close relationships or special joint programs with them due to geographical location (Dallas–Fort Worth area institutions & or historical relationships (UT Austin & UT Medical Branch at Galveston).

UT MD Anderson Cancer Center is one of the six schools at UT Health Science Center at Houston. Despite being officially associated under UT Houston, the UT System lists MD Anderson as a separate health institution due to its unique specialization.

Additionally, there are medical schools at UT Austin and UT Rio Grande Valley that are not directly affiliated with any of the independent health institutions.[58] The third medical school organized under an academic institution in the UT System isUT Tyler Medical School, which began operations in 2023.[59] UTSA and UTHSA completed their merger in 2025.

Independent UT Health institutions

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Official nameAbbrev.Medical schoolLocationEstab.Total Enrollment

(Fall 2022)[4]

Undergrad Enrollment

(Fall 2022)[4]

Graduate Enrollment

(Fall 2022)[4]

Endowment

(Fall 2022)[4]

Refs
TheUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at HoustonUTH or UTHSCH

UTHealth or

UT Houston

McGovern Medical SchoolHouston19725,3195544,765$899,272,216[60]
TheUniversity of Texas MD Anderson Cancer CenterUTMDA

MD Anderson

N/A(associated with UT Houston)Houston,Katy,League City,

Memorial City,Sugar Land,The Woodlands

194136433727$1,729,114,508[61]
TheUniversity of Texas Medical Branch at GalvestonUTMB

UT Galveston

John Sealy School of MedicineGalveston18913,2915812,710$779,202,806[62]
TheUniversity of Texas Southwestern Medical CenterUTSW

UT Southwestern

UTSW Medical SchoolDallas,Fort Worth,Frisco,Irving,Richardson19432,351N/A

(Graduate students only)

2,351$3,157,125,475[63][64]

Medical schools within academic institutions

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Medical schoolAcademic institution affiliationLocationEstab.Refs
Dell Medical SchoolUT AustinAustin2013[65]
UTRGVSchool of MedicineUT Rio Grande ValleyHarlingen,Brownsville,Edinburg2013[66]
Long School of MedicineUTSASan Antonio,Laredo1959 (merged with UTSA in 2025)[67][68]
UT Tyler School of MedicineUT TylerTyler2023[69]


  • UT Health Science Center - Houston
    UT Health Science Center - Houston
  • UT MD Anderson Cancer Center (Houston, TX)
    UT MD Anderson Cancer Center (Houston, TX)
  • UT Medical Branch at Galveston
    UT Medical Branch at Galveston
  • UT Southwestern Medical Center (Dallas, TX)
    UT Southwestern Medical Center (Dallas, TX)

Attempted academic and health institutions mergers

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Dallas–Fort Worth

In 2001 the77th Texas Legislature proposed HB 3568, which would have merged allDallas–Fort Worth UT System institutions (UT Dallas,UT Arlington, andUT Southwestern) under the name "The University of Texas at Dallas". UTD's Richardson campus would have been designated as the main campus, UTA's Arlington campus would have become a satellite campus, and UTSW's Dallas campus would have become the merged university's medical school.[70] The purpose was to help the metroplex gain one unified flagship-level university, but the House Bill ultimately failed to pass due to objections from UT Arlington (which wanted to retain its identity as a separate university) and the lack of time to properly explain the complex process to state representatives.[71]

Houston

In 2015, the UT System purchased 300 acres of land in the Houston area for $215 million for the development of a research campus, spearheaded by then-ChancellorWilliam H. McRaven.[72] While the UT System publicly denied plans to build a new university on the land, the land acquisition drew criticism from theUniversity of Houston System and several Texas State Senators, notablyJohn Whitmire, focusing on the UT System encroaching on the UH System, given the UT System's access to the Permanent University Fund, as well as the process by which the land was purchased.[73] In 2017, the UT System announced it would be cancelling plans for the Houston campus.[74][75]

Students

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Racial and/or ethnic background

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Demographic information of the total student population at all UT system academic and health institutions compared to 2020 US Census data.

UT System Students(2022)[4]Texas(Census 2020)[76]US(Census 2020)[76]
Asian14%5.7%6.3%
Black8%13.4%13.6%
Hispanic50%40.2%19.1%
White

(Non-Hispanic)

23%39.8%58.9%
International student3%N/AN/A
Other races or unknown3%0.9%2.1%

Undergraduate student success metrics

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Reported 2022 statistics of Texas residents that attended UT system academic institutions.

Official nameAbbrev.Retention Rate

(1st Year Freshman)

Graduation Rate

(4 Year)[4]

Graduation Rate

(6 Year)[4]

Avg. Student Loan Debt forBachelor's[4]Median Income

(1yr after graduation)[4]

Median Income

(5yrs after graduation)[4]

Median Income

(10yrs after graduation)[4]

Stephen F. Austin State UniversitySFA73%43%64%$27,314N/A

(No data reported yet)

N/A

(No data reported yet)

N/A

(No data reported yet)

The University of Texas at ArlingtonUTA
UT Arlington		74%38%65%$20,183$60,676$69,029$71,901
The University of Texas at AustinUT
UT Austin		93%74%91%$22,044$52,084$71,614$88,825
The University of Texas at DallasUTD
UT Dallas		85%58%75%$21,953$51,725$66,540$78,748
The University of Texas at El PasoUTEP
UT El Paso		75%24%50%$20,952$40,146$54,294$58,937
The University of Texas Rio Grande ValleyUTRGV
UT Rio Grande Valley		76%33%57%$14,950$35,518$53,219$58,837
The University of Texas at San AntonioUTSA
UT San Antonio		80%39%67%$21,147$40,143$58,625$64,866
The University of Texas at TylerUTT
UT Tyler		61%51%61%$19,701$53,243$59,622$66,116
The University of Texas Permian BasinUTPB
UT Permian Basin		65%27%47%$19,930$52,750$59,650$63,574

Administration

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Headquarters

The administrative offices are inDowntown Austin.[77] The UT system approved moving the system headquarters in November 2012.[78] Bonds from the UT System's endowment funded the construction of the new 19-story, 330,000-square-foot (31,000 m2) headquarters, which had a price tag of $102 million. The UT System planned to lease a portion of the facility for shops and other offices, with the approximately 200,000-square-foot (19,000 m2) remaining portion used for its own employees.[79] The system headquarters opened on August 1, 2017.[80]

In July 2018, the Pentagon announced it had selected the UT System administrative building as the headquarters for the Army Futures Command, a new organization committed to coordinating modernization efforts and integrating innovation across the Army.

The University of Texas System was previously headquartered inO. Henry Hall in Downtown Austin.[81] The system headquarters complex previously included multiple buildings, which had 550 employees in 2014.[79] These facilities included O. Henry Hall, Claudia Taylor Johnson Hall (named afterLady Bird Johnson),Ashbel Smith Hall, the Colorado Building, and the Lavaca Building,

In 2013 the UT system approved the demolitions of the Colorado Building and the Lavaca Building,[78] and the new UT System headquarters was built where these buildings previously stood.[79] TheTexas State University System purchased O. Henry Hall in 2015 for $8.2 million;[78] the UT System leased it and continued using it as its administrative headquarters prior to the 2017 completion of the UT System's current headquarters.[82] The UT System leased the land containing Claudia Taylor Johnson Hall and Ashbel Smith Hall toTrammell Crow[78] which is constructing a commercial property on the site that uses the facade of Johnson Hall. Ashbel Smith Hall was imploded on March 25, 2018.[83]

Coordinated Admissions Program

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The Coordinated Admissions Program (CAP) offers some UT Austin applicants the chance to attend the university if they complete their freshman year at another system school and meet specified requirements.[84] Each institution in the University of Texas System sets its own admissions standards, and not all schools may accept a particular CAP student.[84] UT Dallas does not participate in the CAP program.

See also

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