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Excellence at a Glance

UTA is garnering accolades at a record pace. Here are just a few of the latest

UTA was the only university in Dallas-Fort Worth to be named to the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society’s 2021 Transfer Honor Roll.




UTA ranked No. 1 in Texas and among the top American colleges and universities in two international measures for sustainability. (2021 Times Higher Education Impact Rankings)







Nearly 300 UTA Mavericks participated in The Big Event, the University’s annual day of service.







The University’s part-time MBA program jumped 46 spots to place No. 66 in nationwide rankings. (2022 U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools)








UTA’s varsity esports team won the College Esports Invitational.







UTA’s annual day of giving, Mavs Day, raised $526,984 from 915 gifts to support UTA students and programs.

To catch up with all of the University's recent accomplishments, visit uta.edu/rankings.

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