Institutions
Signature Programs
Institutions
Signature Programs
Institutions
Signature Programs
UT Austin by the Numbers
52,000+
Students
123
Countries Represented
9%
International Students
23%
First Generation
63%
BIPOC
UT Austin by the Numbers
52,000+
Students
123
Countries Represented
9%
International Student
23%
First Generation
63%
BIPOC
UT Austin by the Numbers
52,000+
Students
123
Countries
Represented
9%
International
Students
23%
First
Generation
63%
BIPOC
THE UNIVERSITY
OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
THE UNIVERSITY
OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
Founded in 1883, The University of Texas at Austin is a public research university in Austin, Texas, and is the oldest institution in the University of Texas System.
Founded in 1883, The University of Texas at Austin is a public research university in Austin, Texas, and is the oldest institution in the University of Texas System.
Founded in 1883, The University of Texas at Austin is a public research university in Austin, Texas, and is the oldest institution in the University of Texas System.
Founded in 1883, The University of Texas at Austin is a public research university in Austin, Texas, and is the oldest institution in the University of Texas System.
UT Austin by the Numbers
52, 000+
Students
123
Countries Represented
9%
Internatinoal Students
23%
First Generation
63%
BIPOC
The LaunchPad at UT Austin
The LaunchPad at UT Austin
The LaunchPad at UT Austin
The LaunchPad at UT Austin
Program Showcase
Program Showcase
Program Showcase
Annual Impacts
4,300
Students
Engaged Annually
$65,200
Funds
Given Annually
1,300
Annual Program
Participants
Student Spotlight
Matteo Delaguila, Locol
“My company is Locol, the freelance marketplace connecting small businesses with student freelancers that can complete digital marketing tasks for them. My involvement with the LaunchPad as a founder has just been being able to utilize and take advantage of a space on campus that’s built for people like myself. If you want to start a company, if you want to create a startup, this is definitely the best resource on campus. It’s also one centralized place where all of the different parts of the ecosystem can come together in one place.”
SEAL Summer Accelerator
SEAL Summer Accelerator
SEAL Summer Accelerator
SEAL is a 9-week capstone-like accelerator that picks the most promising undergrad, grad, and faculty startups at UT and helps them make a go or no-go decision.
SEAL is a 9-week capstone-like accelerator that picks the most promising undergrad, grad, and faculty startups at UT and helps them make a go or no-go decision.
Student Spotlight
Matteo Delaguila, Locol
“My company is Locol, the freelance marketplace connecting small businesses with student freelancers that can complete digital marketing tasks for them. My involvement with the LaunchPad as a founder has just been being able to utilize and take advantage of a space on campus that’s built for people like myself. If you want to start a company, if you want to create a startup, this is definitely the best resource on campus. It’s also one centralized place where all of the different parts of the ecosystem can come together in one place.”
Annual Impact
Annual Impact
Annual Impact
4,300
4,300
Students Engaged
Annually
Students Engaged
Annually
$65,200
$65,200
Students Engaged
Annually
Funds Given Annually
Funds Given
Annually
1,300
Annual Program Participants
1,300
1,300
Annual Program Participants
Annual Program Participants
Student Spotlight
Matteo Delaguila, Locol
“My company is Locol, the freelance marketplace connecting small businesses with student freelancers that can complete digital marketing tasks for them. My involvement with the LaunchPad as a founder has just been being able to utilize and take advantage of a space on campus that’s built for people like myself. If you want to start a company, if you want to create a startup, this is definitely the best resource on campus. It’s also one centralized place where all of the different parts of the ecosystem can come together in one place.”
Student Spotlight
Matteo Delaguila, Locol
“My company is Locol, the freelance marketplace connecting small businesses with student freelancers that can complete digital marketing tasks for them. My involvement with the LaunchPad as a founder has just been being able to utilize and take advantage of a space on campus that’s built for people like myself. If you want to start a company, if you want to create a startup, this is definitely the best resource on campus. It’s also one centralized place where all of the different parts of the ecosystem can come together in one place.”
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© 2023 The Texas LaunchPad Network
Student Testimonials
Student Testimonials
Student Testimonials
Student Testimonials
© 2023 The Texas LaunchPad Network
© 2023 The Texas LaunchPad Network
© 2023 The Texas LaunchPad Network
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“When it comes to LaunchPad, they give everyone a fair shot. They do a really good job of empowering people who are interested in entrepreneurship to take their ventures further. They (create) a space for everybody, regardless of your major, regardless of your gender, regardless of your racial background, whatever it may be.”
Alyssa Le
Class of 'Spring 24
Business Honors & Management Information Systems"
“I got involved with the LaunchPad because I was really looking for a founder friendly community where I could come in and express all of my ideas and just dump my creative thoughts onto a whiteboard without consequence. You know, there’s no bad ideas here. I could share these ideas among a co-working group of friends who are working on similar things or thought in similar ways. This was great for helping me understand and validate and better connect with a community here at UT.”
David Willson
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“When it comes to LaunchPad, they give everyone a fair shot. They do a really good job of empowering people who are interested in entrepreneurship to take their ventures further. They (create) a space for everybody, regardless of your major, regardless of your gender, regardless of your racial background, whatever it may be.”
Alyssa Le
Class of 'Spring 24
Business Honors & Management Information Systems"
“I got involved with the LaunchPad because I was really looking for a founder friendly community where I could come in and express all of my ideas and just dump my creative thoughts onto a whiteboard without consequence. You know, there’s no bad ideas here. I could share these ideas among a co-working group of friends who are working on similar things or thought in similar ways. This was great for helping me understand and validate and better connect with a community here at UT.”
David Willson
"
“When it comes to LaunchPad, they give everyone a fair shot. They do a really good job of empowering people who are interested in entrepreneurship to take their ventures further. They (create) a space for everybody, regardless of your major, regardless of your gender, regardless of your racial background, whatever it may be.”
Alyssa Le
Class of 'Spring 24
Business Honors & Management Information Systems"
“I got involved with the LaunchPad because I was really looking for a founder friendly community where I could come in and express all of my ideas and just dump my creative thoughts onto a whiteboard without consequence. You know, there’s no bad ideas here. I could share these ideas among a co-working group of friends who are working on similar things or thought in similar ways. This was great for helping me understand and validate and better connect with a community here at UT.”
David Willson
"
“When it comes to LaunchPad, they give everyone a fair shot. They do a really good job of empowering people who are interested in entrepreneurship to take their ventures further. They (create) a space for everybody, regardless of your major, regardless of your gender, regardless of your racial background, whatever it may be.”
Alyssa Le
Class of 'Spring 24
Business Honors & Management Information Systems"
“I got involved with the LaunchPad because I was really looking for a founder friendly community where I could come in and express all of my ideas and just dump my creative thoughts onto a whiteboard without consequence. You know, there’s no bad ideas here. I could share these ideas among a co-working group of friends who are working on similar things or thought in similar ways. This was great for helping me understand and validate and better connect with a community here at UT.”
David Willson
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© 2023 The Texas LaunchPad Network
© 2023 The Texas LaunchPad Network
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