The Braniff Graduate School of Liberal Arts recalls its disciplines to first principles, serving both to refresh and enrich academic ideas and skills, as well as prepare graduates for a variety of careers.
Students, professors and life-long learners at the Braniff Graduate School are invited to cultivate the life of the mind through the careful reading of the great works that have shaped the Western world.
Recognizing that teachers are a vital, and often underappreciated, force in maintaining the strength of our nation, the Braniff Graduate School welcomes teachers to join the Educators Cohort, participate in the Graduate Catholic Teacher Certificate program or engage with fellow educators in one of our AP Summer Institutes.
Choose from one of nine master’s degree programs ranging from fine art to psychology.
Pursue a Ph.D. in literature, politics or philosophy through the Institute of Philosophic Studies.
Gain distinctive preparation in education through our programs for teachers.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing.
More Text
As an incoming freshman, Abigail Wade, BA '19, thought she might major in one of the sciences and ultimately become a physical therapist; now she's an art major, with a focus in painting. Some things have not changed, however: She is still aiming to represent the U.S. on the archery team in the 2020 Olympics. Also, her love for UD has only grown in her nearly four years here.
Two graduate students enrolled in the University of Dallas' Satish & Yasmin Gupta College of Business -- Luis Almanza, MS '18, and Susan Horak, MBA MS '23 -- in addition to alumnus Frederick Infante, MBA '18, were recently awarded scholarships for their entrepreneurial spirit and outstanding leadership during the 36th annual Texas Business Hall of Fame
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing.
More Text
UD is proud to host the first annual North Texas Jewish Studies Conference: "The Holocaust and the Past and Future of Judaism," sponsored in collaboration with the North Texas Council of Jewish Stu
Featuring Chris Surprenant, associate professor of philosophy at the University of New Orleans and the director of the Alexis de Tocqueville Project on Law, Liberty, and Morality, which examines en
*Due to popular demand, a second opening performance of the Crowley Chamber Trio Concert Series is scheduled on February 28.*
