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The School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences (EPPS) at UT Dallas is a national leader in research addressing critical social, political and economic issues.
Our graduates work in government, nonprofits and the private sector, with many pursuing advanced degrees that prepare them for leadership roles in advancing positive change on the local, national and global level.
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Green Hall is named after Cecil H. Green, one of the founders of the university.
Faculty
Learn from leading experts – Our faculty members are among the top researchers in their disciplines. They support student success in the classroom and beyond.
Meet our faculty.
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Research
Discover meaningful solutions – From tackling domestic violence to documenting the impact of agriculture on the Amazon using drone technology, our faculty and students are developing new solutions that will make a difference.
Learn more about EPPS research.
Leadership
Learn more about how we’re organized, our executive staff and the Dean’s Advisory Council.
Meet our leadership.
Inside EPPS & PEP Talk
The monthly newsletter highlighting our faculty, students and alumni.
A student-run podcast featuring interviews with experts on policy, economics, and politics. Listen to PEP Talk.
Leaders & Luminaries
The Leaders and Luminaries Lecture Series brings leading practitioners and academics to UT Dallas to speak on prominent issues.
See past speakers and join us at an upcoming Leaders & Luminaries Lecture.
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