HQ Function

Serves as the central administrative office, providing oversight, policy direction, and support services for all 13 UT System institutions. It facilitates collaboration, strategic planning, and resource management across the system.

Notable Features:

The Ashbel Smith Hall (Old Main Building of UT Austin) historically served as a central point, but the current System Administration building is a modern facility. The system's offices are spread across several buildings in downtown Austin.

Work Culture:

Professional, collaborative, and mission-driven, focusing on public service, academic excellence, and innovation in higher education and healthcare. Employees often work on system-wide initiatives impacting thousands of students and faculty.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters is the nerve center for one of the nation's most comprehensive and impactful public university systems, influencing statewide educational policy, research funding, and healthcare delivery.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters operations reflect values of accountability, excellence, collaboration, innovation, and public trust in stewarding resources for the benefit of Texas.

Location:

While the UT System Administration is based in Texas, its 13 institutions collectively have a significant global presence. This includes international research collaborations, study abroad programs, exchange partnerships with universities worldwide, recruitment of international students and faculty, and global health initiatives. The System supports these efforts by facilitating system-wide agreements and promoting international engagement to enhance the educational experience and research impact.

Street Address:

210 West 7th Street

City:

Austin

State/Province:

Texas

Country:

USA