1969
Richardson, TX

About The University of Texas at Dallas

In 1969, a bill was signed creating The University of Texas at Dallas, fulfilling a mandate to create educational opportunities in science and technology in North Texas. By law, UT Dallas offered only graduate degrees until 1975 when the addition of juniors and seniors prompted steady growth in enrollment. During that period, the university added centers and programs for brain science, aviation, management, and engineering. During the 2000s, the university expanded its teaching mission, improved its external research funding, and enhanced its areas of focused excellence. UT Dallas is dedicated to providing Texas and the nation with excellent, innovative education and research.

Today UT Dallas awards more than 140 bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees, as well as certificates. A variety of master’s degrees and certificates are available online. These online programs are developed and taught by top faculty and are designed to provide a world-ready experience. UT Dallas online degrees feature a rigorous curriculum that offers maximum flexibility.

Accreditation & Licensing

The University of Texas at Dallas is accredited by:

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC)

Type:

4-year, Public

Highest Level Offered:

Doctor's degree

Religious Affiliation:

Not applicable

Enrollment:

Undergraduate: 22,941 ; Graduate: 11,376

Percent of Fully Online Students:

Undergraduate: Less than 1% ; Graduate: 8%

Graduation Rate:

71%

Transfer Rate:

13%

Median Earnings, 10-Years After Degree Completion:

$68,227

Median Debt After Graduation (4-Year Degree):

$18,000

Average Undergraduates Receiving Aid:

65%

Per Undergraduate Average Aid Award:

$12,366

Credit for Military Training:

Yes

Geographic and Educational Overview

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The University of Texas at Dallas is located in Texas

Texas at a Glance:

State flag of TX
Austin
29,145,505
268,597 sq mi
37
69
50
$10,500.00

Top Incentives in Texas:

Top Career Pathways in Texas:

Energy Management
  • Entry Level: Project Engineer ($75,000)
  • Mid Level: Operations Manager ($120,000)
  • Senior Level: Energy Director ($180,000+)
  • Required Education: BS Engineering
  • Certifications: PE, PMP
* Data is approximate and may be AI-enhanced

Online Programs offered by The University of Texas at Dallas

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Business

Global Leadership Executive Master of Business Administration
Global Leadership Executive Master of Business Administration / Business Analytics
Global Leadership Executive Master of Business Administration / Finance
Global Leadership Executive Master of Business Administration / Organizational Consulting
Global Leadership Executive Master of Business Administration / Project Management
Global Leadership Executive Master of Business Administration / Strategic HR
Global Leadership Executive Master of Business Administration / Transformational Leadership
Master of Science in Management Science
Master of Science in Marketing
Professional Master of Business Administration / Accounting
Professional Master of Business Administration / Business Analytics
Professional Master of Business Administration / Energy Management
Professional Master of Business Administration / Finance
Professional Master of Business Administration / Information Technology Management
Professional Master of Business Administration / Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Professional Master of Business Administration / Marketing
Professional Master of Business Administration / Real Estate
Professional Master of Business Administration / Strategic Management
Professional Master of Business Administration / Supply Chain Management

Healthcare

Professional Master of Business Administration / Healthcare Leadership & Management

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