The University of Texas at Austin

The University of Texas at Austin is also called Texas or UT and is located in Austin, Texas, USA. They serve over 50,000 students, who enter into the fields of Engineering, Communication, Education, Fine Arts, Liberal Arts, Pharmacy, Geosciences, Law, and Architecture.

UT at Austin was founded in 1883, the site being chosen as the main portion of the university. The college grew and expanded after this time. Oil was discovered on land that the university-owned in 1923, and this gave the school more funding for growth. In World War II, UT was part of the V-12 Navy College Training Program.

Based on the QS World University Ranking of 2023, The University of Texas at Austin is positioned as the #72 top university in the world. The rank decreased by 5 points from last year.

University Profile

Ranking	#72
University Name	The University of Texas at Austin
Acronym	UT Austin
Year Established	1883
Motto	Disciplina Praesidium Civitatis
Motto in English	Education, the Guardian of Society
Colors	Burnt orange and white

Contact

Address	1 University Station, Austin, Texas, United States
Phone	+1 (512) 471 3434
Fax	+1 (512) 471 8102
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Programs and Courses

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Admission Info

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International Students Allowed	Yes
Student Body	Men and Women
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Scholarship and Financial Aids

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