About Catalog

Catalog Applicability:

The UofM catalog is made available electronically by the University of Memphis. Requirements in this catalog are valid for students whose initial enrollment occurs Fall 2023-Summer 2024. This catalog is valid through Summer 2030.        

The University of Memphis (UofM) reserves the right to cancel or alter any part of this catalog without notice (subject to the following): The course offerings and requirements of the University of Memphis are continually under examination and revision. This catalog presents the offerings and requirements in effect at the time of publication, but is no guarantee that they will not be changed or revoked. The specific courses or activities constituting the degree requirements for any programs are subject to state contractual terms and does not constitute a contract between the student and the UofM.

UofM reserves the right to make changes as required in course offerings, curricula, academic policies and other rules and regulations affecting students to be effective whenever determined by the institution. These changes will govern current and formerly enrolled students. Enrollment of all students is subject to these conditions. Any fees, charges or costs, and all academic regulations set forth in this catalog are subject to change at any time, and all courses, programs, and activities described in this catalog are subject to cancellation or termination by the UofM at any time.

General Information:

The catalog is published annually by March and only approved programs, minors, concentrations, and courses will appear in the latest production of the catalog.  A printed copy of the catalog is no longer available; however, a print-friendly capability of the catalog management system is offered and available. 

Submitting Updates:

All changes must take place via our Curriculog system for approval and for implementation into the latest Undegraduate Catalog, which includes programs, courses, policy and department page changes, and meeting minutes. It is of vital importance content is reviewed in the Prospective Curriculum Field in Curriculog for programs as those changes will import into the catalog. You can print, see the clean version (blue pencil), and see the markup version (red pencil) with the Preview Curriculum option.

Reviewing catalog content is a serious undertaking. The academic catalog is a major representation of the university, showcasing our expertise and demonstrating our professionalism, and it’s a contract with the student. What we say and how we say it matters. In substance and presentation, a high bar has been set.

Accuracy matters. Your efforts matter. Thank you for all the work you continue to do in this regard!

Submission Timeline:

University Undergraduate Curriculum (UUC) meetings are held the second Friday of each month.  From September to February, our curriculum season, the catalog is in production for the next academic year for curriculum updates and proposals via Curriculog™.  Last date for proposals for an academic year will be the second week of January following a publishing date by March.  Final approval for changes will be at the discretion of the managers of the catalog content. All revisions and updates have an effective term at the start of an academic year, which is our Fall term. 

Please Note: Once the University of Memphis online catalog is published and locked only minor revisions, by catalog managers, are allowed to correct inaccuracies after a curriculum season has ended. Deans, Chairs, and Non-Academic sections will be provided a preview of their content for any revisions before final publication.

Managers are system administrators of the catalog and can make edits and updates as needed.

Catalog Style Guideline:

The catalog is not intended as a guideline for academic writing.  The editorial style is for university-related matters, such as the approved names of schools, colleges, departments, and service areas.

Contact Us:

The management of the catalog content works in conjunction with the Provost, UUC, colleges, and department personnel at the University of Memphis for accuracy.  We reserve the right to make changes to the catalog as needed.  You may contact us at catalog@memphis.edu for questions and concerns.

Online Catalog Features

1. The UofM online catalog offers a unique feature called My Portfolio. 
2. My Portfolio allows you to record and track your favorite programs, courses, and other areas of the catalog that interest you. 
3. The catalog is searchable using keywords for the categories: program, courses, other catalog content or entire catalog.
4. Each course and program page is printable.

My Portfolio

1. The My Portfolio link is located in the left navigation menu of the catalog.
2. To create your portfolio account, click on the My Portfolio link and follow the directions.
3. To access your portfolio account at any time, click on the My Portfolio link
4. There are “Add to Portfolio” links located throughout the online catalog for your convenience. These links allow you to add program descriptions, requirements, and courses to your portfolio for future reference.
5. Please consult an advisor to ensure that you are storing information within your portfolio that is relevant to your catalog year. 

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