Curriculum and Academic Policy
The Curriculum and Academic Policy office provides the support, coordination, and structure for faculty and committees that design, develop, and assess undergraduate and professional for-credit programs at the University of Florida. Through shared governance, we cultivate a collegial and connected academic community. Dialogue, mutual respect, and thoughtful discussion are central to how we grow and improve.
With a focus on stewardship and service, we reduce faculty administrative burden while promoting innovation and responsiveness in a rapidly changing educational landscape. Our processes are informed by data, measured by outcomes, and driven by a continuous pursuit of improvement to build programs that match the integrity, rigor, and excellence of our students. At UF, curriculum and academic policy are more than procedures—they are the framework through which we shape impactful learning experiences, uphold institutional values, and prepare students for a dynamic world.
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Maintaining Academic Standards
Our office plays a critical role in ensuring that all undergraduate and professional academic programs at UF meet rigorous internal and external standards. Through established policies and curriculum review processes, we upholds consistency and academic excellence across colleges and departments, thereby supporting UF’s global competitiveness.
Faculty Leadership in Curriculum Decisions
By fostering close collaboration with departments and colleges, our office ensures that faculty leadership remains central to the curricular review process. This guarantees that academic governance accurately incorporates faculty expertise.
Accreditation and Regulatory Guidelines
Our office supports UF’s adherence to accreditation standards set by our program and institution accrediting bodies, as well as compliance with state and federal academic regulations, safeguarding the university’s academic integrity.