University of Houston professors Birol Dindoruk, Megan Robertson and Francisco Robles Hernandez have joined the prestigious ...

The Safe Drug Disposal and Community Awareness (SDD/CA) Project of the Texas Targeted Opioid Response (TTOR) program’s purpose is to improve the lives of Texans by preventing the non-medical use of ...

Deadline extension: The application deadline for the face-to-face Higher Education M.Ed. program has been extended to April 15, 2025 for fall admission. Associate Professor & Program Director Vincent ...

Deadline extension: The application deadline for the face-to-face Higher Education M.Ed. program has been extended to April 15, 2025 for fall admission. The M.Ed. in Higher Education program prepares ...

Learn more about our Ed.D. in Professional Leadership: K-12; Health Science Education; Literacy Education; or Special Populations RSVP now for a free virtual info session Tuesday, Feb. 25 at 6 p.m.

The Office of the University Registrar staff are available via email, by phone (713-743-1010, option 7), and by virtual or in-person appointments (schedule via the Navigate app) to help you with ...

Laboratory of Early Experiences and Development had a great time hosting a week long neuroimaging training for special guests from Bangladesh and Sam Houston University. Congratulations to Dr.Rebecca ...

Academic Scholarship Appeal/Petition Students may initiate a scholarship petition/appeal form if they have prior knowledge of circumstances that will prohibit them from meeting scholarship renewal ...

Becky Robinson: Members Only Tour Saturday February 15 8:00pm ...

Mohan Ambikaipaker is associate professor and director of the World Cultures and Literatures program in the Department of Modern and Classical Languages. He is also the director of the College of ...

Our curriculum is student-centered, competency based and fosters critical thinking, analytical, and writing skills. The study of languages, cultures, and literatures, prepares students to engage with ...

Our World Cultures and Literatures minor and major allow students to explore global cultures with a focus on a specific world region, theme (such as gender or cinema studies), or language.