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Top Graduate Programs Recognized by U.S. News & World Report

Top Graduate Programs Recognized by U.S. News & World Report
Students at the Brackenridge Field Lab, a key component of the 6th ranked Ecology, Evolution and Behavior graduate program. Photo by Wyatt McSpadden.
Brackenridge Field Lab

Several college graduate programs rank among the nation’s top ten in this year's 2012 U.S. News & World Report survey of graduate schools.

Biological Sciences

  • Ecology and Evolutionary Biology – 6th


Chemistry & Biochemistry

  • Analytical Chemistry – 5th


Computer Science

  • Computer Sciences (overall) – 8th

  • Artificial Intelligence – 5th

  • Programming Language – 5th

  • Computing Systems – 8th

  • Computing Theory – 10th


Mathematics

  • Applied Mathematics – 9th

  • Topology (Mathematics) – 8th


Physics

  • Cosmology/Relativity/Gravity – 8th

  • Plasma Physics – 5th


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Comments 3

 
Guest - Floyd Sabins on Thursday, 07 April 2011 08:27

I was disappointed that the Jackson School was not represented. UT has a long history in geoscience and many exes have had distinguished careers. Jackson has a large endowment and faculty. Is there a deficiency in quality of staff, graduate students, or programs/organization??

Being on the West Coast, all I know of Jackson is the annual newsletter. I am not criticizing or recommending changes, but I am concerned as an alumnus and donor. Has Jackson selected a few disciplines in which to excel, or is it "covering the waterfront"??
Sincerely,

Floyd Sabins '52 Geology
4/7/2011

I was disappointed that the Jackson School was not represented. UT has a long history in geoscience and many exes have had distinguished careers. Jackson has a large endowment and faculty. Is there a deficiency in quality of staff, graduate students, or programs/organization?? Being on the West Coast, all I know of Jackson is the annual newsletter. I am not criticizing or recommending changes, but I am concerned as an alumnus and donor. Has Jackson selected a few disciplines in which to excel, or is it "covering the waterfront"?? Sincerely, Floyd Sabins '52 Geology 4/7/2011
Guest - Lee Clippard on Thursday, 07 April 2011 08:45

Mr. Sabins,

The Jackson School, as you probably know, isn't part of the College of Natural Sciences anymore, so we didn't include them in this story. You can learn about the Jackson School ranking on their website here: http://www.jsg.utexas.edu/academics/rankings.html. Indeed you'll see that the school has several top-ranked programs!

Mr. Sabins, The Jackson School, as you probably know, isn't part of the College of Natural Sciences anymore, so we didn't include them in this story. You can learn about the Jackson School ranking on their website here: http://www.jsg.utexas.edu/academics/rankings.html. Indeed you'll see that the school has several top-ranked programs!
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