The Graduate School at the University of Texas at San Antonio is committed to advancing academic excellence in graduate and postdoctoral education and training. It supports an environment for research, discovery and learning, scholarly activities, intellectual and creative endeavors, as well as public service and community engagement for current graduate students.
The G.R.A.D. Space offers various academic and professional services to develop graduate students into the best scholars and professionals while earning their degree.
We’re thrilled to kick off your journey with Graduate School Orientation! Explore essential resources, connect with new students, current students, and faculty and start building your graduate community.
Nov
2026
Postdoc Affairs Series- Navigating the Postdoc Evaluation ProcessThe Office of Employee Success will provide an overview of the annual evaluation process tailed specifically for UT San Antonio postdoctoral fellows.
Nov
2026
Effective Mentorship Part 2: Cultivation of Mentoring NetworksLearn to build a personalized mentoring network using NCFDD guidelines.
Nov
2026
First Thursday Downtown Campus NetworkingGraduate students and postdocs are invited to join us at our Downtown Campus Networking event to develop a professional network and build a community with their peers.
Nov
2026
First FridayThis signature Graduate School event at the Main Campus is a great place to network with fellow graduate students and learn about resources.
million in funding for graduate students
in excellence awards granted to students, staff and faculty
student travel awards distributed
micro-credential badges awarded
October 2, 2026
New awards honor faculty and staff serving graduate studentsPublished by UT San Antonio Graduate School
$25,000 endowment establishes university awards recognizing excellence in graduate mentoring and service.
August 27, 2026
UT San Antonio announces Fall 2026 Commencement schedulePublished by UT San Antonio Today
August 14, 2026
Student success-focused AI chatbot 'RITA' expands to reach 17,000 students this fallPublished by UT San Antonio Academic Affairs