Welcome to UT Dallas Africa
Located in one of Texas’s most vibrant metropolitan areas, the University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas) is proud to be home to a diverse population of students, educators, and innovators—representing more than 113 countries on campus.
Our commitment to Africa is stronger than ever, with a rapidly growing African student population and the recent launch of our Africa Office in Lagos, Nigeria to support students, families, institutions, and partners across the continent.
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Why Choose UT Dallas?
UT Dallas offers 160 academic degrees across schools of:
- Business (including our top-ranked Naveen Jindal School of Management)
- Engineering & Computer Science
- Natural Sciences & Mathematics
- Arts, Technology, and Emerging Communication
- Economic, Political and Policy Sciences
- And more!
UTD is a Tier 1 research institution offering world-class faculty, cutting-edge research opportunities, and an inclusive, multicultural campus community.
Exploring Events and Opportunities
Connect with UT Dallas and explore events, resources, and opportunities designed for prospective African students.
From virtual info sessions to in-person meetups across Africa, there are many ways to learn more about becoming a Comet.
Tuition, Scholarships & Financial Aid
UT Dallas offers competitive tuition, merit scholarships for international students, and a variety of financial resources to help make your education affordable.
We’re committed to helping you access a high-quality education without financial barriers.
UTD Africa Office – Lagos, Nigeria
If you’re based in Lagos, Nigeria, we’d love to connect with you in person. You can schedule a physical office visit by emailing internationalinitiatives@utdallas.edu
Book a virtual meeting to speak with our UTD Africa representative.
The African Student Union (ASU)
The African Student Union (ASU) is a space where heritage is celebrated, friendships are formed, and leadership is encouraged.
Learn more about this vibrant, student-driven organization and how it supports African and diaspora students at UT Dallas.
Curious about what it’s like to study at UT Dallas as an international student from Africa? There’s no better way to find out than hearing directly from UT Dallas Comets.
Our African students and alumni share their journeys and experiences while studying at UTD to give you a glimpse into the vibrant and supportive community you’ll find at UT Dallas.
Kate Maduforo is a teaching assistant in Public Policy & Political Economy and was recognized at APPAM’s national conference in 2022, one of only four PhD students in the U.S. to be honored.