Graduate Catalog
The Office of Graduate Studies oversees all graduate programs and policies and also provides support and resources to students throughout their time at UWF.
The mission of the Office of Graduate Studies is to:
- Promote and support excellence in graduate education
- Provide strategic leadership for graduate education
- Develop and sustain comprehensive services for graduate students
The vision of the Office of Graduate Studies is to foster a community of scholars, leaders, and professionals dedicated to innovation and creativity.
Policy Statement
This Catalog represents the current curricula, educational plans, and requirements of the University of West Florida at the time the text in the Catalog was prepared. The provisions of the Catalog do not constitute an offer for a contract that may be accepted by students through registration and enrollment in the University. In accordance with the University, UWF Board of Trustees, Florida Board of Governors, and Florida legislative mandates, the University must reserve the right to change any provision, offering, or requirement at any time within the student's period of study at the University. Students should be aware that admission to the University or registration for a given semester does not necessarily guarantee the availability of a course at any specific time, but every effort will be made to meet each student's curricular needs. Students are ultimately responsible for adhering to the requirements for courses and degrees offered by the University by obtaining current information about those courses and degree programs.
The University of West Florida is an Equal Opportunity Institution. The University is committed to the principles of equal opportunity. Programs, activities, services, and all terms and conditions of employment of the University are offered with equal access to all persons without regard to race, color, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, national origin, or disability.
The University of West Florida supports an inclusive learning environment for all students with disabilities. Prior to receiving academic accommodations, students must register with Student Accessibility Resources. Appropriate accommodations will be determined on an individual basis with careful consideration of course design, course learning objectives, individual documentation of disability, and the academic barriers experienced by the student. Accommodations may vary from one course to the next course and from one semester to the next semester. For information regarding the registration process, visit the Student Accessibility Resources website, e-mail sar@uwf.edu, or call 850-474-2387.