Universities and colleges Odessa, Texas

1 universities , colleges

1.1 university of texas of permian basin
1.2 texas tech university health sciences center
1.3 odessa college

universities , colleges
university of texas of permian basin

the university of texas of permian basin (utpb) began in 1973. utpb upper level , graduate university until texas legislature passed bill in spring 1991 allow university accept freshmen , sophomores. of 2006, university holding discussions nuclear regulatory commission construction of new high-temperature teaching , test reactor which, if successful, finish licensing , construction around 2012. first university-based research reactor built in in decade, , 1 of few htgr-type reactors in world. in january 2006, utpb s school of business awarded accreditation association advance collegiate schools of business international (aacsb). aacsb regarded premier accreditation agency world s business schools. according university, 30% of business schools in united states, , 15% of world business schools, have received aacsb accreditation.

texas tech university health sciences center

texas tech university health sciences center permian basin campus opened school of medicine in 1979, beginning in basement of medical center hospital. since 1994, ttuhsc permian basin has included school of allied health, offering master s degree in physical therapy. also, on campus of midland college, offers physician assistant program. additionally, ttuhsc permian basin includes school of nursing focusing on primary care , rural health. in june 1999, texas tech health center opened clinic, providing increased access primary , specialized health care permian basin. texas tech university health sciences center permian basin operates 21 wic clinics located in nearby small communities.

odessa college

entrance sign @ odessa college

odessa college public, two-year college based in odessa, serving people of ector county , permian basin. opened in 1952 , enrolls 6,000 annually in university-parallel , occupational/technical courses, , 11,000 students annually in basic education, continuing education, , community recreation courses.