Curricular Services
Overview
Academic officials will work in concert with Dr. Inga H. Musselman, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost, and Eric Van Leeuwen, Associate Provost for Curricular Services, to prepare proposals for new programs and substantive, non-substantive and administrative changes.
Van Leeuwen will route proposals to The University of Texas System (UT System) and the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) for their review and approval as applicable. Additionally, Van Leeuwen will work with Dr. Raúl Hinojosa Jr., Assistant Vice President of Policy and Process Improvement and Accreditation Liaison, when routing proposals to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) for their review and approval as applicable.
Degree program approvals require preliminary authority requests which must be approved by Musselman prior to Van Leeuwen submitting it to the THECB.
A consultation may be scheduled with Van Leeuwen to explore or expedite the various program proposal processes. For additional assistance, please email Eric Van Leeuwen or call him at 972-883-4249.
New Self-Supporting Certificate Programs
These programs are self-supporting/nonformula funded and may be cohort or Executive Education programs.
Administrative Changes
Administrative changes include the following:
- Semester credit hours (for single and double majors)
- CIP codes
- Instructional modalities (online, hybrid, face-to-face)
- Renaming degree or certificate titles/names or degree codes
- Degree or certificate program closures
- Degree program consolidation
- Pause applications for an existing degree program
- Pause applications for an academic certificate
- Off-campus program (add, change, close)
- Funding model: offering an existing program as an executive education version
- Administrative unit change: changing a department’s name
- Other: If you do not see what you are looking for, please email Dr. Mary Jo Venetis, Senior Director, for the form regarding the administrative change category.
Formula Funding Codes and Rates
Faculty can review formula funding codes and rates to determine the appropriate funding codes associated with disciplines at different degree levels.
FAQs for Curricular Services
Have more questions regarding the program proposal process? Check out the FAQs!
Undergraduate and Graduate Programs & Certificates
UT Dallas keeps current lists of undergraduate and graduate degree programs and academic certificates, including CIP (classification of instructional program) codes.