Who is my academic advisor? Where do I go to get advising?
Depending on your major, your advisor could be a:
- faculty member who has been assigned to you
- departmental staff advisor hired solely to advise students
- peer advisor for some of the simple questions.
If you do not know who your academic advisor is, you can ask the personnel in the main office of your department. Also, you may develop relationships with other faculty and staff on campus that may help you in your decision making processes. Ultimately, you have to weigh all the information presented and make an informed decision for yourself.
Undergraduate Academic Advisors by College/School and Department:
School of Architecture
Architecture
203 Architecture Building
817-272-2801
Advises Architecture and Interior Design students
College of Business Administration
College of Business Administration Undergraduate Advising Center
107 Business Building
817-272-3368
Advises undergraduates in Accounting, Business Administration, Economics, Finance and Real Estate, Information Systems and Operations Management, Management, and Marketing
College of Education
Education
Carlisle Hall, 5th Floor
817-272-2956
coedadvising@uta.edu
Kinesiology
112 PE Building
817-272-3288
College of Engineering
Aerospace Engineering
204 Wolfe Hall
817-272-2561
Civil and Environmental Engineering
425 Nedderman Hall
817-272-5055
Computer Science and Engineering
Computer Science and Computer Science and Engineering pre-majors and majors are required to be advised by a departmental advisor each semester. Consult the departmental bulletin boards or website for advising hours. Continuing students are encouraged to submit advising requests via the CSE website. New and transfer students must be advised prior to the beginning of the semester in which they first enroll.
Engineering (general advising)
Nedderman Hall, 6th Floor, Office of the Dean
817-272-2571
info@engineering.uta.edu
Engineering Counseling and Advising Center
242 Nedderman Hall
817-272-1294
info@engineering.uta.edu
The Engineering CAC offers undergraduate advising, tutoring, and mentoring, in addition to information about other services and events offered by the College of Engineering.
Electrical Engineering
501 Nedderman Hall
817-272-2671
Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering
817-272-3092
Mechanical Engineering
211 Wolfe Hall
817-272-2561
Honors College
Honors College
College Hall
817-272-7215
advising@honors.uta.edu
Interdisciplinary Studies – refer to the School of Urban and Public Affairs
College of Liberal Arts
Anthropology
817-272-2661
Art and Art History
335 Fine Arts Building, North End
817-272-2891
Communication
257 Fine Arts Building
817-272-5760
comm@uta.edu
Advises students in Advertising, Broadcast Communication, Communication Technology, Journalism, Public Relations, and Speech
Criminology and Criminal Justice
362 University Hall
817-272-3318
csegal@uta.edu
English
205 Carlisle Hall
817-272-5694
History
201 University Hall
817-272-2861
ericjb@uta.edu
Linguistics
430 Hammond Hall
817-272-3133
Modern Languages
230 Hammond Hall
817-272-3161
Music
107 Fine Arts, South End
817-272-3471
Philosophy
305 Carlisle Hall
817-272-2764
Political Science
206 University Hall
817-272-2991
Sociology
430 University Hall
Theatre Arts
191 Fine Arts Building
817-272-2776
School of Nursing
Nursing
662 Pickard Hall
817-272-2776
College of Science
Biology
346 Life Science
817-272-2408
Chemistry and Biochemistry
219 Science Hall
817-272-3171
uga_chem@uta.edu
Earth & Environmental Sciences
107 Geoscience Building
Mathematics
Pickard Hall
Physics
108 Science Hall
817-272-2266
Psychology
313 Life Science
School of Social Work
Social Work
101 Social Work Building A
817-272-3181
School of Urban and Public Affairs
Interdisciplinary Studies
209 University Hall
817-272-2338
Advising for Undeclared Students
University Advising Center
241 Davis Hall
817-272-3140
uac@uta.edu
The University Advising Center (UAC) provides assistance to undergraduate students who are undeclared, conditionally admitted, members of the Gateway Advantage Program, or members of the UT-Austin Coordinated Admissions Program (CAP). Professional academic advisors help students to clarify life and career goals and to develop an educational plan which will prepare students for an academic major. Basic university rules and regulations, core curriculum, TSI (THEA), and campus resources are discussed on an individual basis.