The University of Texas at Austin provides guidance on the use of AI Detection Software (ADS) for academic purposes. The primary philosophy is to foster academic integrity through effective course and assessment design, rather than solely relying on detection tools. Resources are available to help instructors with proactive assessment design and responsible AI use in teaching and learning. Academic integrity policies, including guidelines for resolving academic misconduct, are available and must be followed by instructors. The university emphasizes that instructors cannot alter grades or prevent students from attending classes or submitting work during an academic misconduct process. Any course concluding before a matter is resolved must have a grade of 'X' submitted.
International applicants are required to submit official TOEFL or IELTS test scores. Applicants with a bachelor’s degree from a U.S. institution or an institution in a country where English is the only official language are exempt. This exemption does not apply if a master’s degree was earned from such an institution.
Tuition and fees are subject to change. The university offers payment plans and requires registration confirmation by published deadlines. Failure to meet deadlines may result in registration cancellation and late fees. For specific tuition and fee details, consult the General Information Catalog online and the My Tuition Bill site.
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International applicants must submit official TOEFL or IELTS scores, three letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose (1-2 pages), GRE scores, and a PDF copy of current transcripts. The application fee for international students is $90.
Tuition and fees are subject to change and vary by college and program. For specific details, consult the General Information Catalog online, the My Tuition Bill site, or the Texas One Stop Tuition and Fee Rates page. Application fees are $90 for international students.
The University of Texas at Austin emphasizes fostering academic integrity through effective course and assessment design, rather than solely relying on AI detection tools. Resources are available to help instructors with proactive assessment design and responsible AI use.
Prospective graduate students should follow instructions on the Cockrell School of Engineering website for graduate admissions and submit the online application there. Do not use the ApplyTexas application. Ensure all required documents are submitted to the Office of Graduate Admissions (OGA) by the departmental deadline.
The university offers Graduate School Fellowships, College & Department Fellowships, and encourages applications for Externally Funded Fellowships. Specific amounts are not specified, and many are awarded based on nomination or by academic departments.