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The University of Texas at Austin enrolls nearly 8,200 graduate and 2,000 professional students, and awards about 900 doctoral and 3,000 master’s degrees each year. Apply today, and in a few short years, one of them could be yours.

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Key Dates

The Graduate School provides key dates for registration and graduation to help graduate students stay on track. Defer to the Academic Calendar and Course Schedule produced by the Office of the Registrar for official registration and payment deadline information.

Finances

From funding tuition to paying for other costs of attendance, graduate students at The University of Texas at Austin benefit from the support of the university.

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Upcoming Events

Tuesday Sept. 24

Provost's Teaching Fellows Think Tank: E-Portfolios

11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

SZB 450AF

Event Details

Wednesday Sept. 25

OER Hangout: Creating OER with Students

3 to 4 p.m.

Online

COERLL will be hosting a discussion-based webinar next week on the topic of creating digital, openly licensed educational resources with students. Event Details

Thursday Sept. 26

Integrating Disability Studies into Your Classes

12:30 to 1:30 p.m.

RLP 1.302E

The Disability Studies Awareness Speaker Series is a monthly event organized by the Texas Center for Disability Studies in partnership with colleges across the University of Texas in an effort to raise awareness, share knowledge, and learn how to incorporate DS into the classroom and UT environment. Event Details

Friday Sept. 27

Canvas Office Hours

11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

SZB 450

Drop-in Canvas support Event Details

Friday Sept. 27

Experiential Learning: Reflection

11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

SZB 450

How can we illicit deeper responses from our students? Event Details

Friday Sept. 27

Teaching Preparation Series, Inclusive teaching & learning

Noon to 1:15 p.m.

SZB 104

This session will explore Universal Design for Learning (UDL), a framework based on research from the fields of educational development and neuroscience. UDL promotes inclusion and equity in higher education contexts by identifying and reducing barriers that some students face, in ways that promote the retention and success of all students. Join an interactive, facilitated discussion on opportunities for the implementation of the UDL principles in your courses. Event Details

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