The University of Houston
Founded in 1927, the University serves more than 35,300 students in 12 academic colleges and in the interdisciplinary Honors College on a 560-acre campus southeast of Downtown Houston. UH offers over a 100 bachelor's, 131 master's, 51 doctoral, and three professional degree programs. It currently is the third-largest university in Texas and twenty-third largest university in the United States by enrollment, awarding more than 6,600 degrees annually.
Smack in the midst of a bustling international city, the University of Houston's campus is a lush, green oasis. Fountains and sculptures adorn the grounds, while manicured lawns and tree filled parks offer breathing room.
At the same time, the campus offers all the amenities and high-tech facilities sought after by today's students. In recent years, UH has spent over 200 Million in campus improvements.
Points of interest include KUHT, the first educational television station in the country, the Blaffer Gallery, the Moores Opera House, Hofeinz Pavillion and Robertson Stadium.
To find out more, please visit the campus information page.