The University of Dallas

Overview

The University of Dallas is a private Catholic university located in Irving, Texas, established in 1956. It offers a traditional liberal arts education inspired by John Henry Newman's model, featuring a rigorous core curriculum that includes philosophy, theology, history, literature, and more. The university emphasizes small class sizes, averaging 16 students, to promote critical thinking and interdisciplinary dialogue.

Undergraduate programs are primarily offered through the Constantin College of Liberal Arts, the Satish & Yasmin Gupta College of Business, and the Ann & Joe O. Neuhoff School of Ministry. Graduate education is provided by the Braniff Graduate School of Liberal Arts, which offers master's degrees and a PhD in Politics and Literature. The university also features a semester study-abroad program in Rome and a four-year Catholic Biblical School for continuing education. Varsity sports teams, known as the Crusaders, compete in NCAA Division III.

Basic Information

Contact Details

• Phone: +1 972-721-5000
• Website: udallas.edu
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/school/university-of-dallas

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

• Undergraduate & graduate liberal arts degree programs
• Graduate business degree programs
• Undergraduate & graduate ministry programs
• Liberal arts
• Classical education
• Great books
• Independent thinkers
• Catholic intellectual tradition
• Satish & Yasmin Gupta College of Business
• Constantin College of Liberal Arts
• Braniff Graduate School of Liberal Arts
• Neuhoff School of Ministry
• Catholic education
• MBA
• Cultural enrichment
• Faith-based learning
• Rome semester abroad
• Accredited university
• Online learning
• Academic rigor
• Values-based leadership
• Religious education
• Admissions process
• Professional development
• Global campus
• Historical legacy
• Academic excellence
• Inclusive community
• Student life
• Spiritual retreats and programs
• Faculty of lay scholars
• Heritage and tradition
• Faculty-student ratio
• Campus facilities
• Graduate programs
• Spiritual formation
• Faith and ethics in curriculum
• Catholic university accreditation
• Catholic university rankings
• Diverse student body
• Ethical development
• Heritage of religious orders
• Intercultural exchange programs
• Faith formation in higher ed
• Alumni network
• Faith and reason integration
• Accreditation
• Community service
• International campus
• Religious diversity
• Leadership development
• Interfaith environment
• Classical liberal arts
• Religious affiliation
• Critical thinking skills
• Global learning
• Service learning
• Athletics and recreation
• Classical curriculum
• Campus safety
• Vincentian fathers legacy
• Learning resources
• Student-centered approach
• Holy Trinity College history
• Faith community
• Catholic university history
• Faith-based student activities
• Financial aid
• Interdisciplinary programs
• Personal formation
• Community outreach
• Historical catholic influence
• Critical thinking
• Faculty research
• Religious life
• Graduate education
• Faith-based community service
• Student services
• Faith and reason
• Technology in education
• Religious studies focus
• Interfaith student body
• Values-based education
• Rome semester program
• Catholic social thought
• Mission-driven institution
• Catholic intellectual heritage
• Faith and scholarship balance
• Professional programs
• Student diversity
• Texas higher education
• Study abroad programs
• Student mentorship
• Library resources
• Diversity and inclusion
• Values-based learning
• Historical foundation
• International partnerships
• Ethical reasoning
• Faculty expertise
• Undergraduate programs
• Research opportunities
• Community engagement
• Global campus experience
• Student support services
• Student organizations
• Cultural events
• Continuing education
• Liberal arts education
• Catholic social teaching
• Personal growth
• Spiritual life programs
• Student engagement
• Student wellness
• Career services
• Catholic social justice
• Catholic identity in education
• Mission-driven education
• Non-profit
• Community
• E-learning
• Information technology & services
• Computer software
• Education
• Education management
• Nonprofit organization management
• Communities

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