University of Tulsa

TU is particularly recognized for its strengths in engineering, computer science, petroleum engineering, law, business, and health sciences. Signature programs include its highly ranked School of Engineering and Natural Sciences, and innovative interdisciplinary offerings such as cyber studies and energy management. The university emphasizes experiential, student-centered learning supported by small classes and close faculty mentorship. Research output is significant, with TU ranked among the top national doctoral universities by U.S. News & World Report and recognized for impactful industry partnerships—particularly in energy, cybersecurity, and Native American studies. TU’s faculty collaborate globally, and its programs consistently earn accreditation and national distinction.

Student life at TU is vibrant and inclusive, with over 150 clubs and organizations that engage in leadership, volunteerism, and professional development. The campus is known for its welcoming atmosphere, promoting diversity, equity, and internationalization—over 10% of students come from outside the United States. On-campus housing accommodates most undergraduates, and students benefit from comprehensive support services, including dedicated career advising and mental health resources. The Golden Hurricane athletics teams compete in NCAA Division I, while music, arts, and cultural festivals enrich the extracurricular landscape. TU prides itself on fostering both personal and intellectual growth within a close-knit community.

Guided by a commitment to innovation, inclusivity, and global citizenship, the University of Tulsa seeks to empower students as ethical leaders prepared to meet twenty-first-century challenges. TU values integrity, excellence, and the pursuit of knowledge for the betterment of society.