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Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) operates across multiple Texas locations rather than on a single campus. According to the university's home page, its locations include Abilene, Lubbock, Amarillo, Dallas/Mansfield, and the Permian Basin (Midland and Odessa). The site describes these as "vibrant hubs of student life, innovation and unwavering support," and frames them collectively as "More Than a Campus. A Community." If your decision depends on geography, clinical exposure, or a specific program, the list below is the starting point — but you should confirm which school or program is actually offered at the location you're considering.
TTUHSC locations listed on the site
| Location | Notes from the source |
|---|---|
| Abilene | Listed among TTUHSC's Texas locations |
| Lubbock | Listed among TTUHSC's Texas locations |
| Amarillo | Listed among TTUHSC's Texas locations |
| Dallas/Mansfield | Listed as a single Dallas/Mansfield location |
| Permian Basin (Midland & Odessa) | Listed as one region covering two cities |
The page presents these as the places where TTUHSC maintains a presence, and describes them as communities with student life and support resources. It does not, on this page, break down which specific degrees or schools sit at each site.
The six schools behind those locations
TTUHSC's academic structure is organized into six schools, and this matters when you're matching a location to a program:
- School of Medicine
- School of Nursing
- School of Health Professions
- Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
- Jerry H. Hodge School of Pharmacy
- Julia Jones Matthews School of Population & Public Health
The home page lists these under "Six Schools, Infinite Possibilities" and pairs them with the pathways TTUHSC offers: undergraduate, master's, doctoral, dual degrees, residencies, fellowships, clerkships, and online, hybrid, or certificate options. Because health sciences programs often require clinical or lab placements, not every pathway is available at every location — the site's location list and its program list are presented separately, so treat them as two different filters.
How to use this to choose a location
- Start with your program, not the city. Use TTUHSC's "Find Your Program" and "All Degrees & Programs" entries to identify the degree or pathway you want.
- Then check the location. Once you know the school or program, confirm which of the Abilene, Lubbock, Amarillo, Dallas/Mansfield, or Permian Basin sites hosts it.
- Check the pathway type. Residencies, fellowships, and clerkships are clinical placements and may sit at different sites than classroom-based or online programs.
- Look at student life and support. The site points to "Tuition, Fees & Financial Aid" and "Student Life" as the resources for the non-academic side of the decision.
What the page does and doesn't tell you
The home page confirms the location list and the six-school structure, and it includes student testimonials (for example, Kristin Sullivan of the School of Pharmacy and Nikki Patel of the School of Health Professions) plus institutional figures such as $58.1 million in total research expenditures and 11 programs ranked among the nation's best by U.S. News & World Report. What it does not provide is a per-campus program map, campus-specific contact details, or cost information by location. For those, go to the individual school or program pages rather than relying on the home page alone.
If your main question is geographic — for example, whether you can stay near Midland-Odessa or need to relocate to Lubbock — the practical next step is to open the program page for your intended degree and confirm its host location before applying.