Below are links to the various forms and documents that you may download. These might prove useful or necessary to you as a Physics graduate student. Additional forms and application materials can be found on the UT Graduate School site.
CNS Covid-19 Graduate Student FAQs
Physics Graduate Student Handbook, 2021-2022
This document seeks to cover all aspects of the Department from the perspective of graduate students, including: Departmental Organization and Operation (Administrative Offices, Research Support [Facilities, Resources, and Shops], Centers and Research Groups, Other Academic Resources, Tuition Benefits, Insurance, and Grievance Policies); the Graduate Curriculum; Job Responsibilities; Teaching Tips; Health and Safety Resources; the Student Machine Shop Safety Manual; and Sample Forms and Documents. It also contains the official version of the current graduate curriculum in Physics as it applies to those who entered during the years listed on the cover. Please note: We are working toward making past versions of this Handbook available via this website as well.
This Addendum to the Handbook (above) contains an updated version of the Administrative Offices section (2.2) of the Handbook. It was generated in August 2021.
Graduate Student Development Programs & Services
Providing consultations to assists graduate students with teaching and diversity statements, general teaching & learning, teaching prep series, fundamentals for TAs, graduate teaching showcase, and working groups
Resources for TAs provided by the Faculty Innovation Center
Teaching Assistant/Assistant Instructor Job Application
Email the completed TA/AI application to graduate@physics.utexas.edu. Use the naming convention for your application: SURNAME,FirstName_TAapp_206-209.pdf.
To be filled out in preparation for a Qualifying Exam
Worksheet to be completed along with the online Application for Candidacy
For use with PHY 390/690 (independent research or study)
To be filled out when leaving the program.
