Academic Affairs
U.S. News ranks Charlotte among top graduate schools in 2024 list
The University has earned 19 top 100 graduate program rankings.
The power of knowledge and information: Charlotte’s Rodney Freeman is chronicling the history of Black librarians
Digital production librarian Rodney Freeman Jr. spends the workday archiving photos, films, documents and other materials that are within the collections of UNC Charlotte’s Atkins Library. In his free time, he is pursuing a passion project — a documentary focused on Black librarianship.
Heggestad named inaugural associate provost for faculty affairs
Eric D. Heggestad, a professor of psychological science and organizational science at UNC Charlotte, has been named the inaugural associate provost for faculty affairs, effective July 1. In this new role, he will lead institutional strategies aimed at supporting faculty success and ensuring an exemplary academic experience for all faculty members.
Inaugural Million Dollar Research Circle celebrates research success
The Division of Research recognizes 65 researchers who manage $1 million or more in active externally funded projects.
UNC Charlotte, Central Piedmont renew transfer partnership
Updated NinerNext agreement formalizes pathway for bachelor’s in data science, with new programs in the pipeline.
New investment in professional advisors will improve undergraduate student experience, reduce advisor caseloads
Beginning with the 2024-25 academic year, UNC Charlotte will move to a professional advisor model for all undergraduate students with the addition of 21 new positions.
“Professional advising for undergraduate students is one significant lever in creating optimal conditions for academic success,” said Jennifer Troyer, provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs. “All undergraduate students will be assigned a professional advisor who will be fully dedicated to helping them complete their degrees in a timely manner.”
Get to know: Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society
Phi Beta Kappa is the nation’s oldest honor society, but it is relatively new to Charlotte. Learn more about the honor society and how you can work to be inducted into the society from current Charlotte chapter president Joanne Maguire and founding president Gregory Starrett.
Two UNC Charlotte students nominated for the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
Two outstanding UNC Charlotte Honors College juniors have been nominated for the 2024 Barry Goldwater Scholarship, considered one of the top awards for undergraduate U.S. STEM students. The scholarship helps identify the next generation of leaders in scientific, mathematical and engineering research, funding up to $7,500 annually for their education.
Two Charlotte students advance as Truman finalists
National winners for the prestigious scholarship will be announced in April.
In-state tuition remains flat for 8th consecutive year for in-state undergraduates
UNC Charlotte’s tuition will remain unchanged for resident undergraduate students for the eighth consecutive year. Additionally, fees have been adjusted to result in an overall net decrease of $5 for all students. The UNC Board of Governors approved the tuition and fee schedule Thursday, Feb. 29.