Led by a strong president, a visionary Board of Trustees and dedicated administrators, The University of Tulsa continues transformative growth that has seen an unprecedented rise into the ranks of the top 100 national universities.

The University of Tulsa began as Henry Kendall College in 1882 and has developed into a leading private research institution that embraces a liberal arts foundation while preparing students for a lifetime of success.

Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to support charitable causes, give thanks for their own good fortune and find fulfillment by engaging in volunteerism through any number of local, national and global organizations.

Celebrating multiculturalism and welcoming internationalization are a way of daily life at TU where we embrace students and faculty from around the world and find ways to introduce U.S. students to other countries and peoples.

Faculty and staff are not just employees, they are part of a tight-knit TU family that appreciates differences while helping find common ground to unite our campus. Generous benefits supplement a supportive workplace.