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The University of North Texas (UNT) is a student-centered public research university and the flagship of the UNT System. With 12 colleges and schools , and more than 36,500 students, UNT is one of Texas's largest universities. Our growing global community includes 2,600 international students from more than 121 countries. UNT students receive a quality education at an affordable cost. The university offers 97 bachelor's , 88 master's and 40 docto read more

Institution name

University of North Texas

Total number of students

36000

Total number of international students

2670

Contact address for international enquiries

1155 Union Circle 311277
DENTON 76203

Telephone

+1 940 565 2442

EFL telephone number

+1 940 565 2003

EFL email address

EFL email

EFL website address

EFL website

Venue / office name

College of Public Affairs and Community Service, Department of Applied Gerontology

Address

University of North Texas
P O Box 310919
DENTON
Texas
76203

Venue description

The Department of Applied Gerontology is one of 10 applied social science and professional training programs in UNT’s College of Public Affairs and Community Service. As its name implies, programs share a common commitment to bringing academic knowledge to bear on public issues and problems through research, education and service activities in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors. Other academic departments and units in the College include: Anthropology, Applied Economics, Behavioral Analysis, Criminal Justice, Public Administration, and Rehabilitation, Social Work and Addictions. A Center for Public Services operates college-wide certification and for-credit programs. The College also offers a multidisciplinary undergraduate degree program in Applied Arts and Sciences and operates the university’s Survey Research Center.

Telephone number

+1 940 565 2765

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Accommodation details

The University of North Texas’ 14 residence halls provide students with a wide range of lifestyles. All-female, coed and upper-class halls offer a variety of learning opportunities. Most halls are specially modified to accommodate disabled students. The following list of halls that are available for accommodation Bruce Hall, Clark Hall, College Inn, Crumley Hall, Honors Hall, Kerr Hall, Legends Hall, Maple Hall, Mozart Square, Santa Fe Square, Traditions Hall, Victory Hall, West Hall. Each of these residence halls has its own personality, and various living-learning communities are available. The campus offers numerous options for eating healthy, including salads, sushi and low-fat entrees. Some dining halls provide vegan/vegetarian entrees. All unmarried undergraduate students who have graduated from high school the semester prior to enrolling at UNT, who have completed fewer than thirty (30) semester hours of university work (any hours completed while in high school not included in the thirty hours) and who enroll for nine or more semester hours are required to reside in university operated residence halls under a contractual room and board plan as long as space is available.