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These new programs begin at UT Austin by fall 2025

Within the next year, at least four new programs from leadership to semiconductor manufacturing will begin accepting students at UT.

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Classes begin at UT Austin on Monday, Aug. 26.

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Back-to-school is on the mind, and this time next year, UT Austin’s program catalog will look a bit bigger.

At least four new programs will accept their inaugural classes within the next year — here’s what they are.

Computational Engineering | Fall 2024 | This five-year integrated bachelor’s and master’s degree program builds upon existing interdisciplinary computing degrees at the school.

Bachelor of Public Affairs | Fall 2025 | This program — which has historically only been open to graduate students — will teach policy analysis, data analytics, and leadership + management skills.

Semiconductor science and engineering | Fall 2025 | Part of the Master of Science in Engineering program, this major is meant to fill demand for semiconductor scientists by teaching students to manufacture the devices.

School of Civic Leadership | Fall 2025 | Available as a major in civics honors, a minor in civics, and a minor in PPE (philosophy, politics, and economics), these students will study America’s founding principles and economic foundations.

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