The University of Texas at Tyler

UT Tyler offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs across various fields including business, education, engineering, health professions, and the arts. Additionally, students can earn a Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences degree in a flexible, 100% online format after completing 60 semester hours of transferable credits or an AA, AS, or AAT degree.

The university provides comprehensive support services including academic advising, tutoring, career counseling, and resources for first-generation and military students. The Office of Student Accessibility and Resources ensures that all students have the support they need to access academic and social opportunities.

As an R2 Research University, UT Tyler engages in significant research initiatives, particularly in healthcare and community service. The Department of Research Administration supports faculty and student research through funding opportunities and compliance oversight.

UT Tyler facilitates a smooth transfer of credits through the Texas Common Course Numbering system, which allows for clear equivalency between UT Tyler courses and those of other higher education institutions around the state.

Veterans and active-duty military members can apply a portion of their military training and coursework toward their degree, ensuring that their service is recognized in their academic journey.

Explore financial aid options including scholarships, fellowships, and grants for undergraduate, graduate, and international students. Resources are available for renewing and maintaining awards.