Founded in 1883, the University of Texas at Austin (UT-Austin) is the flagship campus of the University of Texas system, located in Austin, the capital of Texas, USA. The University of Texas at Austin is known for its natural sciences, engineering, business, and education colleges. In 2015, the Graduate School of Engineering and the Graduate School of Education were ranked 10th, and the Business School and Law School were ranked 17th and 15th, respectively. In particular, the school is second only to Harvard University in terms of financial aid and donations, and its tuition is relatively cheap and its scholarship share is large, which is an important reason why the school is ranked 19th among the best value universities in the United States. To date, the University of Texas at Austin has been a member of the University of Texas at Austin for many years in a row at sites such as QS, Times Higher Education, and Us.news and other global evaluations.
The requirements for a visiting scholar to apply to the School of Information at the University of Texas at Austin are:
It is the applicant's responsibility to identify a faculty member of the School of Information and to work with them during the visit. The faculty member must agree to serve as the faculty moderator for the visit and to work with the visitor during the visit.
English language skills. Visitors should have a sufficient level of English to conduct their research proposal effectively and be able to engage in day-to-day communicative discussions.
Background check. All visitors are required to pass a criminal background check.
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