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College of Arts and Sciences

The College of Arts and Sciences is UT’s flagship college and the largest, most comprehensive, and most diverse of UT’s eleven colleges. As such, our faculty are a central driver of the university’s academic accomplishments and the greatest contributor to all aspects of the university’s missions of instruction, research, and service to society.

The college’s twenty-one academic departments and schools, eight centers and institutes, and thirteen interdisciplinary programs span the disciplines of the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and the visual and performing arts. The college is also home to the Language and World Business Program and the College Scholars Program.

There are 640 fulltime-equivalent (FTE) instructional faculty in the college which includes 420 research- active tenure-track faculty and 219 non-tenure track faculty.

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Upcoming Events

Conversations & Cocktails: "A Sense of Indigenous Place at UT" with Lisa King

On March 23, Lisa King, associate professor of English at UT, will give a public talk titled, “A Sense of Indigenous Place at UT.” Landmarks like Ayres Hall...

3/23 7pm
Marco Institute Symposium: "The Canon of Shakespeare at 400"

This year’s Marco Symposium explores 400 years of Shakespeare since the publication of the First Folio. The Symposium will be held March 24-25 in the West...

3/24
What We Thought We Knew: Investigation of Jezero Crater, Mars

Join us Friday, March 24 for “What We Thought We Knew: Investigation of Jezero Crater, Mars,” a presentation by Linda Kah, UT professor in the Department of...

3/24 12pm
Marco Symposium Keynote: "How a Folio Became the First Folio: Shakespearean Cultures in the Age of Slavery"

This year’s Marco Symposium explores 400 years of Shakespeare since the publication of the First Folio. The keynote lecture will be delivered by Emma Smith...

3/24 5pm
Marco Institute Symposium: "The Canon of Shakespeare at 400"

This year’s Marco Symposium explores 400 years of Shakespeare since the publication of the First Folio. The Symposium will be held March 24-25 in the West...

3/25

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