The University of Texas at Austin is exploring artificial intelligence (AI) in education through a framework that promotes responsible and ethical adoption. This initiative aims to guide students, faculty, and staff in using AI tools for teaching and learning in innovative yet intentional ways. The core definition emphasizes that responsible AI use facilitates the achievement of learning outcomes and fosters human development for all community members. It encourages students and educators to maintain agency, understand AI's workings, ethical implications, and societal impact, ensuring AI tools remain aids rather than replacements for human connection and critical thinking.
It is important to secure registration by taking action on the My Tuition Bill site by the published deadline. Failure to do so may result in registration cancellation and potential late fees. The Spring 2025 tuition payment deadline is January 29, 2025, with options for installment plans.
This programme focuses on the principles and guidelines for using AI tools in teaching and learning. As such, traditional academic entry requirements like specific qualifications or GPA are not applicable.
Prospective students should follow the specific application instructions for their chosen program on the Cockrell School of Engineering website. Do not use the ApplyTexas application. Key steps include completing the online application, submitting required documents, and paying the application fee.
You will need to submit three letters of recommendation, a 1-2 page statement of purpose, GRE general test scores, and a PDF copy of your current transcripts. International applicants also need to submit official TOEFL or IELTS scores, unless exempt.
Tuition rates vary by college and are subject to change. For specific program tuition, consult the My Tuition Bill site and the General Information Catalog. International students may also incur additional international fees.
The Spring 2025 tuition payment deadline is January 29, 2025. It is important to secure registration by taking action on the My Tuition Bill site by the published deadline.
Yes, scholarships such as Graduate School Fellowships, College & Department Fellowships, and Externally Funded Fellowships are available. These are typically awarded by graduate programs or academic departments.