College of Fine Arts Graduate Programs

Spring 2012 Graduation Deadlines (all deadlines are 5:00 p.m.)

December 7, 2011: transfer of credit deadline; view your transcript at www.isis.ufl.edu

Friday, February 3, 2012:
1) Apply online to graduate, which gets the ball rolling! www.isis.ufl.edu

2) Ensure accuracy of program and committee details in GIMS (on ISIS follow the link under the Graduate Student section on the right hand side)

• Verify Degree Program

a. Major:

b. Concentration 

c. Degree: Master’s or Doctoral

d. Minor (if applicable)

e. Degree Type: Project, Dissertation, Thesis 

• Verify Supervisory Committee

a. Name

b. Committee Role

URGENT: Tuesday, February 28, 2012: NO changes to GIMS data (program or faculty committee members) accepted after this date

Thesis= must defend/first submission by Friday, March 16, 2012

Dissertation = first submission Monday, February 20; defend by Thursday, April 12, 2012
Follow Graduate School Deadlines & Procedures: http://gradschool.ufl.edu/editorial/introduction.html

Project/Performance in lieu of Thesis - follow College of Fine Arts Deadlines & Procedures

Abstract due =Monday, March 19, 2012

Defend/first submission =Thursday, April 12, 2012

Final submission =Monday, April 23, 2012
 

April 13, 2012:  Final semester requirements must be completed:   

• All course grades of H, I, N, NG, and X must be resolved before the award of a graduate degree.  Grades of I, X, C-, D+, D, D-, E, and U require a written petition from the supervisory committee chair, as they are not considered passing grades.
• You must have a 3.0 average overall, as well as in your major, to earn your graduate degree.  Check your transcript on www.isis.ufl.edu.
• During your final semester, you must be registered for at least 3 hours that count toward a graduate degree:  Thesis - 6971; Project Thesis - 6973 (current or previous term); Dissertation - 7980.

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Summer 2012 Graduation Deadlines (all deadlines are 5:00 p.m.)

Wednesday, April 25, 2012: transfer of credit deadline; view your transcript at www.isis.ufl.edu

Friday, May 18, 2012:

1) Apply online to graduate, which gets the ball rolling! www.isis.ufl.edu

2) Ensure accuracy of your program and committee in GIMS (on ISIS follow the link under the Graduate Student section on the right hand side)

• Verify Degree Program

a. Major:

b. Concentration 

c. Degree: Master’s or Doctoral

d. Minor (if applicable)

e. Degree Type: Project, Dissertation, Thesis 

• Verify Supervisory Committee

a. Name

b. Committee Role

URGENT: Thursday, July 5, 2012: NO changes to GIMS data (program or faculty committee members) accepted after this date

Thesis= must defend/first submission by Thursday, July 5, 2012

Dissertation = first submission Friday, June 22; defend by Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Follow Graduate School Deadlines & Procedures: http://gradschool.ufl.edu/editorial/introduction.html

Project/Performance in lieu of Thesis - follow College of Fine Arts Deadlines & Procedures

Abstract due = Thursday, July 5, 2012

Defend/first submission =Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Final submission =Friday, August 3, 2012
 

July 26, 2012: Final semester requirements must be completed:

• All course grades of H, I, N, NG, and X must be resolved before the award of a graduate degree.  Grades of I, X, C-, D+, D, D-, E, and U require a written petition from the supervisory committee chair, as they are not considered passing grades.
• You must have a 3.0 average overall, as well as in your major, to earn your graduate degree.  Check your transcript on www.isis.ufl.edu.
• During your final semester, you must be registered for at least 2 hours that count toward a graduate degree:  Thesis - 6971; Project Thesis - 6973 (current or previous term); Dissertation - 7980.

Recruiting for the Fall 2012 semester is currently underway. As you complete the application, please email any questions you have to the Graduate Admissions and Academic Programs office at graduate@arts.ufl.edu. We look forward to receiving your application.

January 10 - Art History, Music Education, Music History & Literature/Ethnomusicology, and Composition. Doctoral students applying for the University of Florida McKnight Fellowship should be aware of the January 15th deadline. Additional information at McKnight Fellowship.

February 1 - Studio Art, Museum Studies, Art Education (on campus program), Music - Performance, Choral Conducting, Sacred Music, Theory, Conducting (Orchestral and Instr. Wind)

Mid-February - Actors and Designers for the MFA-Theatre program are recruited at national auditions and are formally invited to apply at the conclusion of interviews.

March 15 - Digital Arts & Sciences

 

Graduating Students review 2011-12 final term graduation deadlines: http://www.arts.ufl.edu/programs/grad.aspx