Future
As a part of the shared vision for UTSA 2016, the College of Sciences has a strategic plan and aims to:
- Advance scientific literacy through excellence in education and community outreach.
- Conduct cutting-edge research to expand the frontiers of science and mathematics.
- Establish broad partnerships to enhance scientific competence at all levels.
- Provide leadership in the education of underrepresented and disadvantaged groups.
Besides, it's going to expand its programs to offer more graduate degrees with new concentrations and open new opportunities in new research fields.
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