At the New Media Lab and the Faculty Resource Centers , the center provides individual assistance to faculty developing Web pages and other multimedia materials. At the Audio and Video Lab , faculty create and edit audio and video productions and use the facilities for student-faculty research and class assignments. The center also lends classroom and presentation equipment, including sound systems, VCRs, and high-performance computer and video projects. The Office of Extended Education serves the region's adult, professional, and continuing education needs through a range of targeted programs that match the University's unique resources with the lifelong learning needs of the region. Operating out of the Downtown Campus, the office works collaboratively with the academic and nonacademic units of the University to develop and present seminars, short courses, conferences, and programs for the general public, professionals, governmental agencies, and businesses.
Instructional staff includes faculty and other professionals.
Seminars, short courses, and programs are scheduled at convenient times and locations throughout the city. The UTSA Extended Education bulletin, published semiannually, provides information on seminars, short courses, and programs that are open to the public. The office also provides specialized training to businesses, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations needing customized programs for their employees. The Office of International Programs supports international components in graduate academic programs, promotes international research, develops and manages cooperative agreements and programs for academic exchanges, encourages enrollment of qualified students from other nations, provides special services to international students to maximize their academic success and intercultural exchange, maintains active relationships with past participants in study abroad and exchange programs, and provides assistance in obtaining financial aid for students and faculty wishing to study, teach, or perform research abroad. Through consortium agreements, students can also study in China, Costa Rica, France, Malaysia, Spain, Taiwan, and other countries.