Southwest Center for Advanced Studies (predecessor of UT Dallas)

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The Southwest Center for Advanced Studies was a graduate research institution in Texas that evolved into the University of Texas at Dallas, helping lay the foundation for the university’s strong focus on science and engineering.

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instanceOf graduate research institution
predecessor institution
academicLevel graduate
country United States
educationSystem United States higher education system
fieldOfActivity engineering research
scientific research
helpedLayFoundationFor University of Texas at Dallas focus on engineering
University of Texas at Dallas focus on science
languageOfWorkOrName English
locatedIn Texas
notableFor role in creation of the University of Texas at Dallas
partOfHistoryOf University of Texas at Dallas
predecessorOf University of Texas at Dallas
region Dallas–Fort Worth area

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J. Erik Jonsson founded Southwest Center for Advanced Studies (predecessor of UT Dallas)
Dallas, Texas hasUniversity University of Texas at Dallas
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Southwest Center for Advanced Studies predecessorOf University of Texas at Dallas
linked to: Southwest Center for Advanced Studies (predecessor of UT Dallas)
Southwest Center for Advanced Studies partOfHistoryOf University of Texas at Dallas
linked to: Southwest Center for Advanced Studies (predecessor of UT Dallas)