The Provost’s Office

Academic Excellence Through Education, Research & Service

We partner with the campus to ensure all students succeed and thrive, faculty and staff are supported in their research and scholarship and the campus community has the support it needs as a world-class public research university.

156 Undergrad Degree Programs

237 Graduate Degree Programs

$1.06b Research Funding

#7 Public University in the U.S. U.S. News & World Report, 2024

#1 Among U.S. universities in research financed by the National Science Foundation (NSF)

1,007 Fulbright
Scholars

24 Marshall
Scholars

31 Rhodes
Scholars


Faculty Resources

Resources to help faculty navigate the academic year.

Latest News

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Blanton Museum Of Art Ups Game To Equal Ascension Of Its Home City: Austin, Texas

As the population and profile of Austin, TX exploded over the past 40 years, its art museum struggled to keep up. Today, the Blanton Museum of Art is an institution befitting its prominent home city.

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Announcing the CTL’s Generative AI in Teaching and Learning Resources

In addition to providing support for GenAI innovation through the PAIRS grant program, CTL also developed a comprehensive guide, the Generative AI in Teaching and Learning toolkit, for UT faculty and instructors.

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Teacher Feature: Dara Chambers, English Language Center Instructor

Dara Chambers, a veteran instructor at the English Language Center — who has taught all the skills and levels — shares her journey and experience in ESL.

Faculty Diversity

Fostering diversity, equity and inclusivity and acknowledging the perspectives and experiences of underrepresented groups among faculty, staff and student.

Campus Initiatives & Announcements
 

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Podcaster, Jet-Setter, Senior Vice Provost

Art Markman wears many hats as Senior Vice Provost of Academic Affairs, but that started long before he took his current position in the Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost at UT Austin.

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Bilingualism Connected to Slower Cognitive Decline, Joint Study Finds

New findings by a UT joint research team suggest that older Mexican American adults who frequently speak English and Spanish show slower cognitive decline than those who use one language.

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AI in EDU: UT Austin introduces new AI support for teaching and learning

UT Austin has launched several artificial intelligence (AI) resources this fall for faculty, staff, and students to responsibly modernize teaching and learning.