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Buildings at UH at Sugar Land are open only to those employees included in the current phase of Reopening the University of Houston. Faculty and staff should contact their supervisors with questions. Students should contact their instructors with questions.

INNOVATION. MOMENTUM.

The University of Houston at Sugar Land, an instructional site of the University of Houston, offers undergraduate and graduate programs from the UH Colleges of Nursing, Technology, Education, Social Work and Liberal Arts and Social Sciences.

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LATEST NEWS

  • A young student hangs a weighted ball from a small suspension bridge made of craft sticks to test the structure. He is surrounded by his teammates and onlookers.

    Two Summer STEM Camps Offered Virtually by UH College of Education

    Elementary and middle school students can learn about coding, digital storytelling and 3D modeling and printing in the annual University of Houston Summer Technology Camps. This year two camps will be offered, both virtually.
  • Two images side by side. On the left is a woman in blue scrubs wearing personal protective equipment on her head and face. On the right is a close up portrait of a dark-haired man wearing a light blue medical face mask. His nose has a red abrasion on his nasal bridge.

    Heroes in the Pandemic

    When the World Health Organization announced that 2020 would be the Year of the Nurse and Midwife, they could not have anticipated how appropriate that title would be. There has been one constant in the battle against the Covid-19 pandemic—the care of a nurse.
  • A dark-haired woman smiling while standing next to laboratory equipment

    Biotechnology Professor Recognized for Leadership in Promoting STEM Education

    Rupa Iyer, founding director of biotechnology programs and former associate dean of research and graduate studies at the University of Houston College of Technology, has been named Outstanding Woman in Science by the Association for Women in Science-Gulf Coast Houston Chapter (AWISGCH).
  • A group of four male students with a female instructor standing in from of a tall concrete building surrounded by other tall buildings

    UH Technology Program, KBR Partner for Unique Learning Opportunities for Students

    A unique experiential learning project partners KBR and the University of Houston Supply Chain and Logistics Technology program to bring students a robust mentoring setting and expose them to real-life supply chain challenges.
  • Two female students wearing purple gloves and white lab coats insert a syringe into a test tube.

    Biotech Students Study Vaccine Development

    As researchers around the world move to create a suitable vaccine to combat Covid-19, those pursuing studies in biotechnology find their burgeoning expertise in demand. Biotech students use software programs and computer modelling to understand how viruses, such as COVID-19, multiply in the human body, and how different drugs inhibit viral proteins.
  • H-Force. A crisis collaborative.

    UH at Sugar Land Joins H-Force to Address PPE Shortages

    Houston Community College announced that San Jacinto College, University of Houston at Sugar Land, Fort Bend County Judge’s Office, TX/RX Labs, Alief ISD and Houston ISD have joined efforts to help address personal protective equipment shortages for local area medical professionals and first responders in the fight against COVID-19.

Fast Facts

  • 23Undergraduate, graduate programs
  • 200+More than 200 faculty provide instruction
  • 5UH Colleges offering programs, classes
  • 4Home to four pieces in the University System’s Public Art Collection
  • 2019New College of Technology building opened