What does Houston do?

The University of Houston (UH) is a public research university located in Houston, Texas. Founded in 1927, it has grown to become the largest public research university in Houston and the third-largest in Texas, with over 46,600 students enrolled. UH offers more than 280 undergraduate and graduate degree programs across 13 colleges and schools, emphasizing education, research, and innovation. The university's main campus spans 895 acres and includes various facilities, such as residential communities and the nation's first public educational TV station, KUHT-TV. UH is committed to providing affordable education, with in-state undergraduate tuition designed to enhance access for a diverse student body. The university also has instructional sites in Sugar Land, Katy, and the UH Technology Bridge, supporting its mission to foster academic excellence and community engagement.