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Ready to explore the UT Austin campus while taking courses at America’s 14th ranked public university? Located in Austin, Texas, UT Austin offers students a bustling local community filled with great music, incredible food, and fantastic culture.
Connect with esteemed faculty and instructors working to bring the UT Austin vision of changing the world to life. Discussion, debate, and diversity of thought is fostered both inside and outside the classroom. Explore this flagship research university while taking various specialized courses or academies in STEM, fashion, digital marketing, psychology, sports management, and more.




Academies take amazing field trips. Most have homework, papers, presentations, and tests that are graded. Students are typically provided a non-credit grade. Students receive a Certificate of Completion from the university at the end of the program.
Monday - Thursday
2 academic periods
2 hours each period
9:30 am - 11:30 am
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Investigate how to make environments "smart" by instrumenting them with digitally connected components, from sensors, to lights, and smartphones. Use sensors or "smart" tech to collect data and control/do something via mobile device. Examine emerging technologies and conceive of and implement prototype internet of things applications to control our surroundings. Enhance your creativity, problem solving and collaboration skills. No prior programming experience needed. Students must have completed Algebra II, Trigonometry, and one lab science course with an A/B letter grade.
Learn the business of turning fashion ideas into products, including trend analysis, planning (material selection, cost analysis, supply chains), and the buying process. Write and present your product development proposal. Taught by UT fashion faculty and a fashion professional.
Learn how forensic science is used to solve crimes. Understand core scientific principles and explore major areas in the field, with emphasis DNA and fingerprinting. In this hands-on laboratory class, you will learn the technology, equipment, and skills used to analyze physical evidence and how to interpret this evidence. Taught by Texas crime lab forensic scientists.
Medicine Academy
This rewarding and challenging program provides a rare opportunity for high school students to get a taste of medical school and learn via hands-on, problem-based learning with dissections and simulations. Learn how the human body works, common illnesses, and the path to becoming a M.D. Anatomy and Pathology: Unique opportunity to learn human anatomy through a medical perspective. Learn to diagnose common illnesses and injuries, dive into major organ systems, and understand various imaging modalities (MRI, CT, and ultrasound). Students must have completed high school biology with an A/B letter grade.
Why do some people seem happier than others? What impacts how we feel? What aspects contribute to how we overcome challenges? What makes us who we are? In this course we will utilize scientific literature to inform our understanding and look behind the scenes of how curiosity is transformed into research that guides our insight into who we are and how we came to be.
Learn about the lawyers who represent clients in a variety of legal settings. Gain the problem solving and persuasion skills used by trial lawyers and the basics of trial law. Practice skills in small groups and conduct a mock trial.
Depending on the area of academic interest, students may be required to show prerequisite classes with an A/B letter grade
Alumni receive waived application fee, expedited application submission, and enrollment savings on tuition

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