UT’s Online Programs Earn High Marks in US News Rankings
The university’s online bachelor’s programs placed No. 10 in the national ranking, up 29 spots from last year.
The university’s online bachelor’s programs placed No. 10 in the national ranking, up 29 spots from last year.
A delegation from Arizona State University, led by President Michael Crow, joined leadership at UT to celebrate their recent partnership, which aims to expand access to more academic programs through online learning while advancing the economic vitality of their respective states.
UT offers more than 70 online degree and certificate programs through Vols Online.
The Campus Advisory Board gathered to hear university priorities, including the ways UT wants to distinguish itself as an institution. Leaders outlined university achievements, record successes and innovative programs to guide students, provide them with experiential learning opportunities and build the future workforce.
The board also approved a new academic program in the Herbert College of Agriculture and heard updates on Digital Learning, the university’s new unit supporting fully online students.
The board approved lease agreements and honorary degrees, and heard updates on online learning.
UT Chancellor Donde Plowman joined Arizona State University President Michael Crow to discuss a groundbreaking partnership between the two institutions that will expand access to higher education. Their discussion was part of a global education innovation conference.
UT is hosting Digital Learning Week April 8-12 to highlight how its Digital Learning unit is working with academic units to expand access for online learners worldwide.
The Campus Advisory Board gathered Feb. 2 to hear updates on university priorities for 2024, capital projects and Student Life initiatives.