The University of Texas at Austin is a leading public university in the United States, providing undergraduate and graduate education, conducting research, and offering public programs. With satellite campuses and research centers across Texas, the university contributes to society through the development of new knowledge, preservation of the arts, and economic benefits to the state. It awards over 8,700 bachelor's degrees and 3,500 master's and doctor's degrees annually, with a diverse student population and a focus on minority student success.