The Graduate Catalog, 1997-1999

Mail us your Questions, Comments Registrar's Web Team 19 August 1997		About the University of Texas at Austin Catalog Officers of the University Directory of University Offices Chapter 1 Graduate Study Statement on Equal Educational Opportunity The Nature and Purpose of Graduate Work Graduate Degrees Fields of Study Joint Degree Programs Doctoral Portfolio Programs Libraries and Other Academic Resources The University Libraries Other Libraries in Austin Research Facilities Academic Computing and Instructional Technology Services Cooperative Arrangements Cooperative Degree Programs Financial Aid Fellowships Assistantships Additional Financial Aid Student Responsibility Chapter 2 Admission and Registration Admission Admission with Conditions Admission as a Nondegree Student Applying for Admission International Students Enrollment Deposit Readmission Registration Registration for New Graduate Students Late Registration Registration for Continuing Graduate Students Course Load In Absentia Registration Adding and Dropping Courses Evaluation Symbols Withdrawal from the University
Back to Top		Chapter 3 Degree Requirements
		Residence Additional Degrees at the Same or a Lower Level Limitation for Faculty Grade Point Averages Graduate Credit Courses Taken in Residence Transfer of Credit Extension Credit Correspondence Credit Credit by Examination Enrollment of Undergraduates in Graduate Courses Credit for Teaching Courses Counted toward Another Degree Continuous Registration Leave of Absence Application to Another Graduate Major (Change of Major) Warning Status and Academic Dismissal Time Limits The Master's Degree Prerequisites Supervising Committee Options The Doctor of Philosophy Course Requirements Foreign Language Requirement Graduate Studies Committee Requirements Admission to Candidacy The Dissertation Committee The Dissertation Review of Progress Final Oral Examination (Defense of Dissertation) Submission and Publication of the Dissertation Approval of the Degree The Doctor of Education Admission Admission to Candidacy The Doctor of Musical Arts Admission Requirements Foreign Language Requirement Diagnostic and Comprehensive Examinations Program of Study Doctoral Dissertation Graduation Graduation under a Particular Catalog Procedures of Graduation Other Components of the University of Texas System
Back to Top		Chapter 4 Fields of Study
		Architecture Architecture Community and Regional Planning Business Administration Business Administration Accounting Finance International Business--see Marketing Administration Legal Environment of Business--see Management Science and Information Systems Management Management Information Systems--see Management Science and Information Systems Management Science and Information Systems Marketing Administration Real Estate--see Finance Risk Management--see Management Science and Information Systems Statistics--see Management Science and Information Systems Communication Communication Advertising Communication Sciences and Disorders Journalism Radio-Television-Film Speech Communication Education Education Curriculum and Instruction Educational Administration Educational Psychology Foreign Language Education Human Resource Development Leadership Kinesiology and Health Education Science Education, Mathematics Education Special Education Engineering Engineering Aerospace Engineering Architectural Engineering Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Energy and Mineral Resources Engineering Mechanics Environmental Health Engineering--see Civil Engineering Manufacturing Systems Engineering Materials Science and Engineering Mechanical Engineering Operations Research and Industrial Engineering Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering Software Engineering--see Electrical and Computer Engineering Fine Arts Drama--see Theatre Fine Arts Art and Art History Music Theatre Liberal Arts American Civilization Anthropology Arabic--see Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures Asian Cultures and Languages--see Asian Studies Asian Studies Bengali--see Asian Studies Chinese--see Asian Studies Classics Cognitive Science Comparative Literature Czech--see Slavic Languages Economics English French and Italian Geography Germanic Languages Government Greek--see Classics Hebrew--see Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures Hindi--see Asian Studies History Italian--see French and Italian Japanese--see Asian Studies Latin--see Classics Latin American Studies Linguistics Malayalam--see Asian Studies Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures Middle Eastern Studies Persian--see Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures Philosophy Portuguese--see Spanish and Portuguese Psychology Russian--see Slavic Languages Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Sanskrit--see Asian Studies Slavic Languages Sociology Spanish and Portuguese Turkish--see Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures Library and Information Science Natural Sciences Astronomy Biochemistry Biological Sciences Biological Sciences (Botany) Biological Sciences (Zoology) Chemistry Child Development and Family Relationships Computer Sciences Geological Sciences Home Economics Marine Science Mathematical Statistics--see Statistics Mathematics Microbiology Molecular Biology Nutritional Sciences Physics Statistics Zoology--see Biological Sciences (Zoology) Nursing Pharmacy Public Affairs Social Work Intercollegial Programs Computational and Applied Mathematics Graduate School Medieval Studies Neuroscience Science and Technology Commercialization Writing Chapter 5 Members of Graduate Studies Committees Appendix Course Abbreviations
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Registrar's Web Team 14 Aug 1997