University of Dallas

About University of Dallas

Founded in the year 1956, the University of Dallas is a private co-educational university offering undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in various disciplines, including engineering, MBA, DBA and many more. In 1963, this university received accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and in 1989, it became the youngest university to be conferred with the reputable Phi Beta Kappa chapter. Later the university started focusing on creating programs meant for ministerial professions, and thus, the Institute of Religious and Pastoral Studies was established. This institute was renamed as School of Ministry in the year 2007.

Set in Irving, in the state of Texas, the University of Dallas's campus is spread across vast parameters. It has seven residence halls equipped with amenities such as lounge area, laundry room, and kitchen facilities. The campuses also have food services, which offer healthy and delicious meals to the students. This university has more than 50 student organizations and various sports teams. The Church of the Incarnation is a magnificent and religious place in the university, which organizes masses on a regular basis. Additionally, the Blakley Library has a plethora of educational resources to facilitate better education.

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