skip to main content
UTRGV

The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Main Menu
Give to UTRGV Directory myUTRGV

You are here:

Division of Research, Graduate Studies & New Program Development

  • Home
  • About Us
    • Departments
    • Division Leadership
      • Meet Our EVP
    • Organizational Chart
  • Message from the EVP
    • 2019 Executive Communications
  • New Program Development
  • News
  • Contact Us
Have You Secured Over $25,000 in External Research Funding? You may be eligible for this newly approved bonus! Faculty Grant Award Incentive Program.
Gray shape of Texas with Carnegie classification logo over south Texas. Text reads "UTRGV Achieves Tier Two Carnegie Classification: Doctoral Universities – High Research Activity (R2)."
New master of science degree available:MS in biochemistry and molecular biology.
The June issue of our division's newsletter is now available.
Empowering Individuals through Accessible Pathways to Higher Education and Scholarship

Mission

To identify and maximize institutional resources to create synergies and a culture that is conducive to research and scholarship, technology development and commercialization, innovations in academic & professional education, workforce & economic development, and a sustainable future for the region and the world.

Departments

Lilly Elliott, a UTRGV environmental science student from Pharr, works on soil research with Dr. Engil Pereira (right), assistant professor of soil ecology in the UTRGV School of Earth, Environmental, and Marine Sciences. Pereira was awarded a grant to help students gain soil science research training and promote networking opportunities. The program – Training, Research, and Education in Soil Science – implements strategies to engage Hispanic students in agriculture studies that address soil quality issues.
Office of Research, Innovation, & Technology Commercialization
student writing on a dry erase board
Graduate
College
Lilly Elliott, a UTRGV environmental science student from Pharr, works on soil research with Dr. Engil Pereira (right), assistant professor of soil ecology in the UTRGV School of Earth, Environmental, and Marine Sciences. Pereira was awarded a grant to help students gain soil science research training and promote networking opportunities. The program – Training, Research, and Education in Soil Science – implements strategies to engage Hispanic students in agriculture studies that address soil quality issues.
Office of New Program Development
Continuing Education
Office of Professional Education and Workforce Development
Flowers outside of a campus building
Office for
Sustainability
international students sitting together with various flags
Office of
Global Engagement
hands at computer working on spreadsheet
Center for Online Learning and Teaching Technology
Library building on the Brownsville campus
University
Libraries
Jump to Top
UTRGV
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • YouTube
  • Site Policies
  • Contact UTRGV
  • Required Links
  • Fraud Reporting
  • UTRGV Careers
  • Clery Act Reports
  • Web Accessibility
  • Texas Veterans
  • Mental Health Resources
  • 1-844-ATUTRGV