STUDENT INFORMATION
GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIP Position Available
SCHOLARSHIPS
Explore all scholarship possibilities within the College of Public Policy.
(CRJ/JPY) - Criminal Justice/Justice Policy
(PAD/NAL) - Public Administration/Nonprofit Management and Leadership Certificate
myUTSA
Beginning August 22, students, staff and faculty will use their myUTSA ID (abc123 format) and password to log on to both Blackboard and ASAP. You’ll only have to remember one ID and password for almost all UTSA applications! Log on now!
Student Affairs
Offers and administers the services of Admissions, Financial Aid and Enrollment Services, Registrar, Student Life, Student Services, and Athletics.
The Tomás Rivera Center
The Tomás Rivera Center for Student Success (TRC) is an academic support unit dedicated to providing services that will promote student success.
Undergraduate Catalog
CURRENT NEWS & EVENTS
Citizens' Bill of Rights and Responsibilities
The College of Public Policy is committed to furthering the Government Accountability and Civic Engagement element of the SA2020 effort. Since Mayor Castro released the SA2020 report at the Downtown campus in March 2011, we have hosted two public meetings moving toward an action agenda. One of the agenda items that received strong support from participants in our meetings is a Citizen’s Bill of Rights and Responsibilities. See more...
Dean's Lecture Series
The UTSA College of Public Policy contributes to policy dialogue in San Antonio through its Dean's Distinguished Lecture Series featuring prominent, nationally renowned speakers who address major public policy issues. See more...
FACULTY POSITIONS
The College of Public Policy invites applicants for faculty positions in each department, click here for details.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Nonprofit Initiatives
Educational programs, service, outreach, and training for current nonprofit professionals and UTSA students. Programs include: Nonprofit Leadership Alliance. For more information, email denise.orozco@utsa.edu.
Giving
Contributions to COPP provide funds for student scholarships, research fellowships, faculty research support and are instrumental in creating new programs. Such capabilities benefit our students and the general public, support endowed chairs, and are a vital source of funds to benefit academic and research related programs.
The Graduate School
UTSA is the second-largest institution in the University of Texas System and has been one of the state’s fastest-growing public universities for the last decade.