The University For Texas
The University of Texas at Austin drives progress across the state, shaping a future as bold and dynamic as Texas itself. From equipping the next generation of leaders to pioneering research that strengthens our economy, enriches our culture and protects our natural resources, UT is where ideas ignite impact in our great state. Every discovery, every breakthrough and every graduate fuels the momentum that moves Texas — and the world — forward.
By the Numbers
44,275
Total number of Texas students enrolled at UT in Fall 2025
400,627
Total number of alumni across Texas
121,740
Average number of jobs supported across Texas by alumni
$11.7B
UT alumni account for more than $11 billion annually in added income
$1.14B
Total research expenditures in FY24, including more than $36 million from state and local government
$18B
UT strengthens the Texas economy $18B per year
UT Across the State
With research sites and community programs in Austin and across Texas, Longhorns are putting knowledge into action to drive innovation and improve lives statewide.
UT Medical Center
Backed by the academic and research strength of UT, Dell Medical School, UT Health Austin and MD Anderson Cancer Center are joining forces to redefine what’s possible and make Austin a destination for life-changing health care.
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Not only is the Texas Advanced Computing Center one of UT’s many state-of-the-art research units and facilities, it’s the leading supercomputing center in the country, and its world-class systems, tools, software and expertise help Texas remain at the forefront of innovation.
McDonald Observatory
Located in the mountains of West Texas, McDonald Observatory connects cutting-edge research with public discovery, advancing global astronomy while inspiring Texans through hands-on education and outreach.
Texas Field Station Network
With sites from the Hill Country to the Texas Coast and areas in between, the Texas Field Station Network empowers researchers, students and communities to study, protect and restore the natural systems that sustain Texas.
Marine Science Institute
As the oldest and most significant marine research facility on the Texas coast, the Marine Science Institute advances our understanding of oceans and coasts to shape the future of marine science and conservation.
Bureau of Economic Geology
The oldest research unit at the University, the Bureau of Economic Geology is the State Geological Survey of Texas and has been an integral part of the development of the state’s economic success through the years.
Home to Texas Program
Home to Texas matches first-year students from all majors with paid internships and research opportunities in their hometowns, giving students hands-on experience and employers fresh, informed perspectives.
Texas Advance Commitment
The Texas Advance Commitment ensures that a world-class UT education is attainable for Texas students, opening doors for more Texans to pursue their potential and shape the future.
Training for K-12 Teachers & Students
In addition to preparing future teachers in our College of Education, UT expands college access through OnRamps, which offers dual enrollment courses that transform learning for students and teachers across Texas.
