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Degree programs
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Internship hours
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Research centers
$4.8M
in grants awarded across 22 projects
Welcome to the College for Health, Community and Policy (HCAP), we're glad you are here! As the largest college at UT San Antonio we are the home for eight innovative and interconnected academic disciplines. Our engaged and dedicated faculty provides a wide range of educational, research and career readiness opportunities for more than 6,000 graduate and undergraduate students in ways that make their experiences feel personal.
Our students train to develop the solutions needed to solve complex social issues in ways that improve the well-being of the communities we serve. Together, we engage directly with the City of San Antonio and south Texas to deliver on the college's mission to advance human health every day. We invite you to explore our site and learn more about HCAP and our academic programs, research opportunities and student success services.
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With 11 undergraduate and 12 graduate programs, HCAP has something for every passion and interest. Each program offers a strong research component as well as opportunities for community engagement.
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HCAP Student Success is your one-stop-shop for resources to make the most of your college career. We’ll help with your current classes, resume building, networking and connecting with your fellow students.
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October 21, 2026
Dr. Monica Lawson Awarded Regents’ Outstanding Teaching AwardThrough conducting basic and applied research, Dr. Lawson contributes to the theoretical understanding of developmental processes, while also informing solutions to real-world challenges that are encountered by families and those who work with children and families.
October 15, 2026
Dr. Ta-Johnson Awarded San Antonio Medical Foundation GrantCan patterns in everyday language provide a real-world indicator of cognitive functioning in veterans with mild traumatic brain injury?
October 8, 2026
Graduation Profile: Delaney StevensDelaney Stevens sums up her college experience in three words: inspirational, memorable, and rewarding.
