The Graduate School
Established in 1910, the Graduate School is approaching its 100-year anniversary celebration, and we are seizing the opportunity to shine the spotlight on graduate education at The University of Texas at Austin.
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2010: Our Centennial Celebration
In the past 100 years, graduate students have played an integral role in supporting the teaching and research enterprise of the university. Graduate students learn to make an original contribution to knowledge within their chosen field and they are the leaders of tomorrow. The quality of our graduate and professional programs drives UT's national and international academic reputation. Our centennial provides an excellent opportunity to showcase these world-class programs.
Centennial Celebration highlights include:
- The 1910 Society lecture series - alumni and faculty experts discuss key issues
- Student research forums showcase cutting edge research
- A capstone gala to celebrate the past and help secure the future
The 1910 Society
An important part of the future of graduate education at The University of Texas at Austin is the financial support of the next generation of scholars. Learn more about supporting the Graduate School through our 1910 Society.