Texas Woman’s University

Texas Woman’s University is a mid-sized public doctoral research university with a broad, applied, and student-engaged character, enrolling about 15,500 students across three Texas locations. Its Denton campus offers collaborative research laboratories and microscopy capabilities, while health-science centers in Dallas and Houston place clinical education and research near the Southwestern Medical District and Texas Medical Center. Clinical placements, cooperative education, supervised practica, and partnerships with healthcare, community, government, and business organizations give external partners multiple routes to engage. A centralized research office supports proposals, compliance, funding searches, and grant management. Federal sponsors include NIH, NSF, the U.S. Departments of Education and Agriculture, and the Department of Defense; intellectual-property and commercialization advice supports invention disclosures, licensing, and startup formation.