Liberal Arts Centers and Institutes

• Américo Paredes Center for Cultural Studies  - Fostering scholarship and research in cultural studies. Tackles subjects in folklore, ethnomusicology, and intercultural studies.
• Center for African and African American Studies  - College of Liberal Arts facility serves as a focal point for studies on the cultural, socio-political, economic, and historical experiences of Africans and their descendants.
• Center for American History  - Repository for book, manuscript, map, newspaper, photographic, sound, and ephemera collections related to past American.
• Center for Asian American Studies  - Interdisciplinary academic unit provides classes in American Studies, Anthropology, Asian Studies, Communications, and more.
• Center for Criminology and Criminal Justice Research  - Multidisciplinary research institute conducts studies on crime and criminal justice and administration.
• Center for East Asian Studies  - Research facility that features a implores the expertise of faculty who represent the fields of anthropology, political science, literature, language pedagogy, and history.
• Center for European Studies  - Promotes the study of Europe's languages, politics, economics, history, culture, and society. Also provides opportunities for study abroad.
• Center for Mexican-American Studies  - College of Liberal Arts teaching, research, and publications center dedicated to topics of Mexican and Mexican American relevance.
• Center for Perceptual Systems  - Hosts an integrated research program involving perception, neuroscience, and computation.
• Center for Women’s and Gender  - Interdisciplinary center dedicated to understanding women’s experiences according to various perspectives.
• Clark Center for Australian and New Zealand Studies  - Presents news, announcements, information on the center's history and events, and contacts.
• CREEES  - Site of the Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies. Presents news, program and course details, and links to related pages.
• Institute for Classical Archaeology  - Develops and implements multidisciplinary archaeological research, conservation, and cultural resource management projects in ancient Greek colony territories.
• Institute for the Study of Antiquity and Christian Origins  - Graduate research center for the Classical languages, ancient history, and Classical archaeology in North America.
• Linguistics Research Center  - Organized research unit studies the different aspects of language and engages in computer-facilitated means to treat language.
• Population Research Center  - Interdisciplinary university-based research unit provides support to faculty research projects pertaining to demographics.
• Program in Comparative Literature  - Interdisciplinary graduate study program featuring proven strengths in both European and non-European languages and literatures.
• South Asia Institute  - Component of a university initiative to promote South Asian programs, particularly those concerning contemporary issues.
• Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies  - Language and national resource center offers undergraduate and graduate academic programs that integrate the resources for several UT departments.
• Texas Archaeological Research Laboratory  - College of Liberal arts research unit also distinguished as the largest archaeological repository in the Texas.