The University of Texas at Arlington

The University of Texas at Arlington is a developing examination powerhouse focused on life-improving disclosure, inventive direction, and minding group engagement. An instructive pioneer in the heart of the flourishing North Texas locale, UT Arlington sustains minds inside a domain that qualities magnificence, creativity, and differences.

Guided by world-class employees, the University's more than 51,000 understudies in grounds based and online degree programs speak to around 100 nations and seek after more than 180 bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees in an expansive scope of controls. UT Arlington is devoted to creating the long lasting learners and basic scholars our locale and country request. Around 65 percent of the University's 200,000 graduated class live in North Texas and add to our yearly financial effect of $12.8 billion in the district.

With a developing number of grounds occupants, UT Arlington has turned into a first-decision college for understudies looking for an energetic school experience. Notwithstanding getting a top notch instruction, our understudies partake in a vigorous slate of co-curricular exercises that set them up to end up the up and coming era of pioneers.

Relentless Momentum 

Once in a while the most ideal approach to depict what UT Arlington resemble, and what it accomplishes for our understudies, is to tell the stories of our graduates. Their encounters and experiences after graduation illustrate how people can shape the world in huge ways.

As an understudy, you'll be following after some admirable people. What's more, as a graduate, you'll be adding your name to a rundown of individuals with some amazing achievements and energizing stories to tell.

Kathleen Cooper

Kathleen Cooper '70, '71

Business Thought Leader

The previous U.S. under secretary for financial issues from 2001-2005, she is a chief of the Williams Companies, a Fortune 200 vitality firm, and an establishing executive of Texas Security Bank in Dallas.

Kalpana Chawla


Kalpana "K.C." Chawla '84

Space explorer

Conceived in India, she was the principal lady from that country to go in space. She was among the team individuals who passed on in the 2003 Columbia space transport mischance. UT Arlington's first Residential Learning Center is named in her honor.

Roland G. Fryer Jr.


Roland G. Fryer, Jr. '98

Financial expert

A teacher at Harvard University, he was named to Time magazine's rundown of the main 100 researchers and scholars and as one of the world's main eight youthful business analysts by The Economist.

Martha Burk


Martha Burk '68, '74

Ladies' Issues Expert

The main lady to gain a Ph.D. at UT Arlington, she is a political therapist and chief of the Corporate Accountability Project for the National Council of Women's Organizations.

Trey Hillman


Trey Hillman '91

Baseball Manager

He played shortstop and a respectable halfway point for UT Arlington and still holds the school record for most elevated batting normal in a season. He dealt with the Kansas City Royals from 2008 to 2010.

Lauren Lane


Lauren Lane '84

Performer and Teacher

She featured as C.C. Babcock on the TV arrangement The Nanny and has worked in driving local theaters all through the nation. She is a full-time instructor at Texas State University.

Lou Diamond Phillips


Lou Diamond Phillips '85

Performer

Best known for his depiction of rock-n-move legend Ritchie Valens in La Bamba, he was assigned for a Tony Award for his part as the King of Siam in the Broadway recovery of The King and I.

Resigned Brig. Gen. Robert L. Stewart

Resigned Brig. Gen. Robert L. Stewart '71

Warrior and Astronaut

He burned through 289 hours in space on the Challenger and Atlantis missions, and got to be appointee instructing general of the U.S. Armed force Strategic Defense Command.