University of Texas - Arlington

The University of Texas at Arlington offers over 180 academic programs at undergraduate and postgraduate level, which are designed to provide innovative educational opportunities to students. The university's large state-of-the-art campus spans 420 acres across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and is home to the sixth most diverse student population in the United States. UTA welcomes international students from over 100 countries world-wide and promotes cultural inclusion across all of its activities. Students at UTA are encouraged to pursue excellence and make a positive difference to society at both a local and global level. The university is home to over 300 student-led organizations, which are at the forefront of creating a diverse culture of inclusion and discovery on campus.

At UTA, students can expect to benefit from programs which focus on real-world skills and knowledge. In addition to exceptional taught programs, UTA has a fantastic reputation for research excellence and there are a range of financial support options available to graduate students. UTA is recognized as a Carnegie Research-1 "highest research activity" university, and over 20 of its graduate programs were featured in the U.S News and World Report's Best Graduate Schools 2024 rankings.

Students at the University of Texas at Arlington benefit from a high level of teaching quality, which is reflected in the university's numerous awards for excellence and the success of its alumni. The university has been recognized as both a pre-eminent institution for intellectual pursuits and a driver of positive change. With 6,000 members of faculty and staff, UTA provides its students with a fantastic student to staff ratio.

UTA is a growing Carnegie Research-1 "highest research activity" powerhouse committed to life-enhancing discovery, innovative instruction, and caring community engagement. The U.S. News and World Report Best Graduate Schools rankings include more than 20 graduate programs at UTA. The university's highly ranked academic programs attract the best and brightest scholars from over 100 countries, and its faculty and students consistently receive national and international recognition for their accomplishments. As the sixth most diverse university in the country, UTA prides itself on promoting cultural inclusion and life-changing opportunities through its teaching.

The University of Texas at Arlington has nine college and schools which offer a range of undergraduate study programs for students to major in, as well as innovative master's and doctorate degrees.

UTA's college are:

• The College of Architecture, Planning and Public Affairs
• The College of Business
• The College of Education
• The College of Engineering
• The Honors College
• The College of Science
• The College of Nursing and Health Innovation
• The College of Liberal Arts

UTA is also home to the School of Social Work, one of the most prestigious schools for social work in the U.S. For over 50 years. The School of Social Work has been educating and developing leaders and scholars committed to social justice. Historically, the School of Social Work has provided the most diverse program offerings in the subject area across the whole of Texas.

Prospective students who wish to study at the University of Texas at Arlington must ensure that they meet the minimum entry requirements specified by UTA. For international students who have studied in the U.S high school system, this equates to a SAT score of 980 or an ACT score of 23 for non-engineering undergraduate courses, or a SAT score of 1270 or an ACT score of 28 for engineering undergraduate majors. For transfer students, the minimum required GPA is 2.5.

Students from non-US countries are required to submit their high school transcripts and any other relevant national test examination scores as part of the application process. If international students do not have transcripts for SAT or ACT tests, their applications are considered on a course-by-course basis through an individual review process.

In addition to meeting the university's academic entry requirements, students are required to have a good grasp of the English language for entry onto courses at UTA. All international students from countries where English is not the national language are required to submit a test score which demonstrates their proficiency of the English language. Different tests are acceptable, but as a standard measurement, the IELTS score required is a 6.5.

Students applying for postgraduate courses should understand that competition is high, and that selection will be dependent on the specific requirements for their chosen program of study being met. To view individual program requirements, prospective postgraduate students are encouraged to consult the university's comprehensive course catalog.

The total fees for international students at the University of Texas at Arlington are currently 28,500 USD per year for an undergraduate course, or 23,122 USD for a postgraduate program of study. These fees can be mitigated through scholarships, which can partially fund the tuition fees for students who apply and are successful.

Academic scholarships are granted purely on merit and are made available to all first-year undergraduate students or those transferring from another study program. Scholarships are available at the start of the Fall semester and students can apply for all scholarships through the UTA website.

In addition to academic scholarships, there are a number of alternative scholarships available to international students with varying requirements. These scholarships include direct scholarships, fellowships, and various funded graduate positions for postgraduate study. Students can view the full selection of scholarships available at UTA, and the required criteria for each one, via the university's tuition and scholarships page.

At UTA, students can also apply for on-campus jobs. These paid roles are flexibly arranged around study commitments to ensure that students can balance their academic responsibilities without being overworked.

Students across the University of Texas at Arlington are provided with a fantastic range of learning, research, and recreational facilities. Students on the university's West Campus enjoy access to The Commons, a center of diverse academic activity, which is also home to various dining venues, study areas, meeting rooms and much more. The university's Central Library, meanwhile, is the place where students can find all the texts and academic resources they might need during their studies. The library hosts a regular series of exhibitions and events throughout the year. Students can also visit UTA's planetarium, which is one of the largest in Texas, and regularly offers a program of exciting events and shows.

The university has a wide range of state-of-the-art subject specific learning facilities. UTA's Smart Hospital serves the university's medical students by allowing them to learn aspects of healthcare practice in a safe and controlled environment. The Nanofab Lab, meanwhile, provides science students with the latest nanotechnology research equipment to use.

Students studying across sporting fields, or indeed any students wishing to take up a sporting activity during their time at UTA, will love the Maverick Activities Center. This 34.5 million USD facility has equipment and dedicated spaces for a wide array of sport and fitness activities.

All students who are beginning their college experience for the first time are given priority access to UTA's halls of residences. A breakdown of the costs associated with UTA student accommodation can be accessed in full via the university's housing information page.

New 76 USD Smart Hospital at UAL

The University of Texas at Arlington is an institution that never stands still. It is constantly improving student facilities and innovating across both its taught and research programs. A 76 million USD state-of-the art Smart Hospital has recently opened at UTA as part of the university's School of Social Work and College of Nursing and Health Innovation. At UTA's new Smart Hospital, students will benefit from real-world experiences and simulations of various medical cases in a dynamic practical learning environment. The facility will also provide modern new learning resources for the university's cutting-edge social work programs.

New Master of Science in Applied Statistics and Data Science Launched, Fall 2023

UTA launched an exciting Master of Science in Applied Statistics and Data Science (M.S. in ASDS) program in Fall 2023. The innovative new program can be completed across three semesters (18 months) and is designed for students from a wide range of backgrounds, including those who hold degrees in STEM fields and students with non-technical backgrounds, such as business majors.