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Training, Colleges, and Universities Talent | TALENT | TRAINING, COLLEGES, AND UNIVERSITIES TALENT | Training, TRAINING, COLLEGES, AND UNIVERSITIES Higher Education AUSTIN COLLEGE (SHERMAN) Colleges, and A wide array of universities and colleges Universities attract students from all over the world. The Dallas–Fort Worth region offers a variety of public and private educational opportunities with robust programming 6 in life sciences, engineering, and the arts. TEXAS A&M TEXAS UNIVERSITY - WOMAN’S COMMERCE The University of North Texas at Denton, UNIVERSITY COLLIN COLLEGE 4 (CENTRAL PARK) WEATHERFORD the University of Texas at Dallas, and COLLEGE 2 (WISE COUNTY) UNIVERSITY the University of Texas at Arlington are OF NORTH TEXAS among Texas’ eight “emerging research” UNIVERSITY COLLIN COLLEGE HIGHER EDUCATION CENTER NORTH CENTRAL OF NORTH TEXAS AT FRISCO - TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY - COMMERCE TEXAS COLLEGE (INSPIRE PARK) COLLIN COLLEGE - TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY universities. These schools are expanding (TECHNICAL CAMPUS) - TEXAS WOMAN’S UNIVERSITY COLLIN COLLEGE - UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS AT FRISCO program capabilities and funding in (PRESTON RIDGE) - UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS COLLIN COLLEGE pursuit of remaining at the top end of AMBERTON (ALLEN) UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH (FRISCO) research institutions as defined by the TEXAS AT FRISCO [HALL PARK] Carnegie Classification methodology. UT NORTH CENTRAL COLLIN COLLEGE TEXAS COLLEGE (SPRING CREEK) Southwestern Medical Center is among the (FLOWER MOUND) MIDWESTERN STATE COLLIN COLLEGE nation’s top in biology and biochemistry UNIVERSITY - FLOWER MOUND (COURTYARD) COLLIN COLLEGE (WYLIE) research, boasting countless clinical DALLAS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS (NORTH LAKE - ABILENE CHRISTIAN TARRANT COUNTY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY DALLAS 3 AT DALLAS breakthroughs and innovations. (NORTHPORT) NORTH) TEXAS A&M AG EXTENSION DALLAS COLLEGE (BROOKHAVEN) DALLAS COLLEGE (RICHLAND) DALLAS COLLEGE DALLAS UNIVERSITY DALLAS COLLEGE (NORTH LAKE - COLLIN COLLEGE WEST) CHRISTIAN OF PHOENIX - (RICHLAND - COLLEGE DALLAS CAMPUS GARLAND) (ROCKWALL) PARKER SMU UNIVERSITY (SOUTHERN ART INSTITUTE DALLAS COLLEGE METHODIST OF DALLAS TARRANT COUNTY COLLEGE (NORTH LAKE) UNIVERSITY) AMBERTON UNIVERSITY TARRANT COUNTY COLLEGE (NORTHEAST) (GARLAND) UD TEXAS TECH (CORPORATE TRAINING CENTER) 11 HEALTH SCIENCE 5 EVEREST UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DALLAS OF DALLAS CENTER WEST COAST UT SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY (EASTFIELD) WEATHERFORD 13 MEDICAL CENTER UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS TEXAS TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY - COLLEGE WOMAN’S (MINERAL WELLS) AT ARLINGTON COMMERCE MESQUITE DALLAS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY RESEARCH INSTITUTE DALLAS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY CRISWELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH (NORTH LAKE - INSTITUTE METROPLEX CENTER TARRANT COUNTY COLLEGE 15 ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY AT CITYSQUARE (TRINITY RIVER) TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER SOUTH) OF HEALTH TCU AND UNTHSC SCHOOL OF MEDICINE SCIENCES TEXAS A&M COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY SOUTHWESTERN CHRISTIAN 12 DALLAS COLLEGE (EL CENTRO) COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY - COMMERCE (DOWNTOWN DALLAS) AT ARLINGTON (FORT WORTH) 14 TEXAS A&M COLLEGE OF LAW AT DALLAS CENTER FOR UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS DALLAS COLLEGE OF LAW BRAINHEALTH TRINITY VALLEY WEATHERFORD 10 ARLINGTON 1 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS DALLAS COLLEGE (BILL J. PRIEST) COMMUNITY BAPTIST DALLAS COLLEGE TERRELL TEXAS AT ARLINGTON DALLAS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MCCOMBS MBA AT DALLAS COLLEGE WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE (TERRELL) TCU (TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY) SCHOOL OF (MOUNTAIN VIEW) (EASTFIELD - 7 TARLETON UNIVERSITY 8 DALLAS PLEASANT GROVE) STATE UNIVERSITY BAPTIST PAUL QUINN COLLEGE OF PHOENIX - UNIVERSITY ARLINGTON SOUTHWESTERN CAMPUS BAPTIST TARRANT THEOLOGICAL COUNTY UNIVERSITY OF 9 SEMINARY NORTH TEXAS AT DALLAS COLLEGE TARRANT COUNTY COLLEGE (SOUTH) (SOUTHEAST) Community College Districts Major UniversitiesTRINITY VALLEY COMMUNITY DALLAS COLLEGE COLLEGE (CEDAR VALLEY) HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER Institution 2020 Enrollment NORTHWOOD University 2020 Enrollment UNIVERSITY TEXAS STATE TARLETON STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE (RED OAK) Dallas College 69,210 UNIVERSITY-FORT WORTH 1 The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) 42,733 Tarrant County College 57,856 2 University of North Texas (UNT) - Denton 40,727 35,537 HILL COLLEGE Collin College (BURLESON) 3 The University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) 28,669 North Central Texas Community College District 8,197 4 Texas Woman’s University (TWU) 16,030 Navarro College 7,154 Source: Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board 5 Southern Methodist University (SMU) 12,373 Trinity Valley Community College 5,662 6 Texas A&M University-Commerce (TAMUC) 12,245 NAVARRO COLLEGE Weatherford College 5,454 (MIDLOTHIAN) NAVARRO COLLEGE (WAXAHACHIE) 7 Texas Christian University (TCU) 11,328 DFW Total Community College Students 189,070WEATHER FORD SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE ADVENTIST SOUTHWESTERN 8 Dallas Baptist University (DBU) 4,247 (GRANBURY) UNIVERSITY ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 9 University of North Texas at Dallas (UNTDallas) 4,190 The Texas Workforce Commission provides funding for 10 Texas Wesleyan University 2,495 Continuing Education (CE) courses within the community 11 University of Dallas (UD) 2,489 HILL COLLEGE college system. Private University (JOHNSON COUNTY) 12 University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth 2,330 Public University 13 UT Southwestern 2,299 A total of 5,133 students enrolled in CE courses in the 14 Texas A&M University School of Law - Fort Worth 515 Community College districts and colleges listed above in Fall 2020. - Dallas 390 15 University of North Texas College of Law Source: Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board HILL COLLEGE (GLEN ROSE) 82 DALLAS REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GUIDE 2021 2021 DALLAS REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GUIDE 83 NAVARRO COLLEGE TALENT | TRAINING, COLLEGES, AND UNIVERSITIES TALENT Talent DFW Higher Education Institutions 53,840 | Pipeline Total Enrollment (2020) and Degrees Awarded (2019) for Select Institutions 319,695 Number of bachelor’s, TRAINING, COLLEGES, AND UNIVERSITIES Dallas area master’s, and Ph.D.s Number of degrees awarded in 2019 from Certificates employers are able 2020 (bachelor’s, master’s, and Institution Associate Bachelor’s Master’s Post-Bachelor’s Doctorate Dallas-area colleges and Enrollment to recruit easily Ph.D.s) and certificates (post- or Master’s universities. from the 150+ bachelor’s and master’s) Amberton University 1,102 48 386 universities within awarded in 2019 from the Austin College 1,302 342 19 Texas and adjacent largest 4+ year degree- Brookhaven Campus, Dallas College 1,101 states, offering a granting institutions within Texas and adjacent states. Cedar Valley Campus, Dallas College 680 highly educated Collin College 35,537 3,205 pipeline of talent. Dallas Baptist University 4,247 12 719 535 15 44 Dallas College (All Campuses) 69,210 Eastfield Campus,Dallas College 1,324 El Centro Campus, Dallas College 881 Mountain View Campus, Dallas College 1,217 Navarro College 7,154 1,007 Degrees Awarded 2019 in Dallas-Fort Worth by area of study North Central Texas College 8,197 905 North Lake Campus, Dallas College 1,337 Certificates Post- Area of Study Associate Bachelor’s Master’s Bachelor’s or Doctorate Parker University 1,557 114 104 3 239 Master’s Paul Quinn College 468 62 Agriculture, Agriculture Operations and Related Sciences 40 69 18 Richland Campus, Dallas College 2,125 Architecture and Related Services 61 59 4 Southern Methodist University 12,373 1,942 1,900 72 368 Area, Ethnic, Cultural, Gender, and Group Studies 6 6 2 2 Biological and Biomedical Sciences 11 1,896 343 212 123 Southwestern Adventist University 772 2 123 6 Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support 1,407 6,200 4,907 224 66 Southwestern Assemblies of God University 1,985 247 282 98 1 Services Southwestern Christian College 80 29 1 Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs 64 1,524 78 2 Communications Technologies/Technicians and Support Tarrant County College 57,856 6,002 Services 119 5 37 45 Texas A & M University-Commerce 12,245 1,862 1,497 59 Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services 481 1,395 1,756 104 59 Texas A & M University School of Law 515 Construction Trades 6 Education 527 275 2,234 39 228 Texas Christian University 11,328 2,447 479 29 123 Engineering 40 1,681 1,245 63 185 Texas Wesleyan University 2,495 327 216 44 Engineering Technologies and Engineering-related Fields 273 98 204 5 1 Texas Woman's University 16,030 2,061 1,414 190 232 English Language and Literature/Letters 658 71 7 38 The University of Texas at Arlington 42,733 8,906 4,596 174 212 Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences 53 216 46 8 The University of Texas at Dallas 28,669 4,225 3,430 243 238 Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics 33 361 56 5 10 Source: Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board; EMSI and National Center for Education Statistics Trinity Valley Community College 5,662 Health Professions and Related Programs 2,389 5,710 2,494 169 1,200 History 426 45 3 12 University of Dallas 2,489 353 385 108 8 Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, Firefighting, and University of North Texas 40,727 7,639 1,792 189 312 Related Protective Service 510 764 97 5 University of North Texas at Dallas 4,190 561 102 145 Legal Professions and Studies 146 27 50 419 Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities 14,671 1,616 119 9 16 University of North Texas at Dallas College of Law 390 Library Science 15 543 184 University of North Texas Health Science Center 2,330 351 57 398 Mathematics and Statistics 2 450 324 15 29 University of Texas Southwestern
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