New Graduate Students
The following sessions are mandatory for all new graduate students
Joining a Research Group
One of your first and most significant tasks as a graduate student will be to choose a research advisor from our departmental faculty or those faculty members who have a joint appointment with our department. Visit the individual faculty pages of our website to learn about each professor's current research topics. Speak to the professor of your choice about joining his/her group. Once you have been admitted, you must submit a permanent adviser form to the Graduate Advising Office.
Useful Info:
- TA Tips (PDF) - A comprehensive list of FAQ's for new teaching assistants.
- UT EID - Your electronic identification.
- Graduate Student Writing Service - a free service from the UT Learning Center
- Parking - Information about parking on campus.
- Keys - ask your supervising professor which keys you will need and fill out a key permit accordingly. Key permits can be obtained from the Graduate Advising Office, or the Chairman's Office in Welch Hall. Take your signed key permit to the Services Building (Map) to obtain your key(s).
The Office of Graduate Studies is a great resource for anything you don't find here, including:
- Human Resources
- Medical Insurance
- Career Services
- Housing
- Etc.
Introducing our Fall 2007 Entering Graduate Class!
Fall 2007 Chemistry Class
Fall 2007 BioChemistry Class