Klesse College of Engineering and Integrated Design
Scientists build reusable, seaweed-based filters to fight Gulf Coast algal blooms and runoff.
A noninvasive technology uses harmless magnetic fields to deliver drugs and soothe overactive nerves without opioids or surgery.
UT San Antonio-led effort will use research, innovation and community engagement to transform Nueva Street into a more walkable, sustainable and heat-resilient corridor.
Hydrology researchers in UT San Antonio's Klesse College have created a science-backed report to support planners, emergency managers, engineers and community leaders.
ongoing strategic expansion
One Riverwalk Place in downtown San Antonio opens for ‘Runners
The 18-story building, located across from the university’s historic Southwest Campus, is the new home for the Klesse College of Engineering and Integrated Design’s School of Architecture + Planning.
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The university is now one of only four institutions in Texas to offer the degree.
Solar-powered sensing nodes with lightweight AI could offer coastal communities and flood-prone towns a low-cost, early defense.
The project will allow the testing of a device that would use local resources on the moon or Mars to produce fuel, oxygen and other compounds vital for survival in space.
UT San Antonio is beginning the Fall 2026 semester with more than 44,000 students enrolled across its academic and health programs.
Scientist Gary Jacobs is developing the optimal process to turn CO₂ into jet fuel.
Three ceremonies will take place at the Alamodome on Dec. 10 to celebrate the graduates.