Events

Learn the characteristics of an effective teaching statement —including what search committees look for —and begin drafting/refining your statement to vibrantly convey your teaching values and the instructional choices you make to help students achieve learning goals.

Expedia welcomes UT Austin advanced degree students for an interactive site visit focused on networking, portfolio-building and translating academic training into industry impact.

CTL staff will facilitate an asynchronous peer workshop in which participants will receive feedback on their teaching statement drafts and share suggestions to strengthen others' statements with vivid examples of teaching strategies and learner-centered goals.

Navigating the job search as an international student or scholar can come with unique questions, constraints and opportunities. This monthly working group provides a supportive, structured space for international graduate students and postdocs navigating the job search.

Kick off your job search with strategies to uncover the best opportunities! In this session, we’ll share practical tips for identifying openings that align with your skills and goals.

Co-hosted by Arduino, DigiKey and Texas Inventionworks, this hands-on Edge AI Hackathon is open to students from all disciplines and backgrounds—whether you’ve never touched hardware before or you’re ready to push your technical skills further.

The UT Energy Week Interdisciplinary Energy Case Competition brings participants together to collaborate, innovate and develop real-world solutions to pressing challenges in the energy sector. 

Selected graduate student instructors present insightful, personal stories about their teaching.

Teaching Practice is a teaching improvement technique that involves an instructor delivering a mini-lesson (10-12 minutes) to a small group of peers in order to receive detailed feedback on their teaching effectiveness. It is a great opportunity for instructors to try new teaching strategies in a safe environment.

Join the Graduate School Office of Career & Life Design and the Graduate Coordinator Network to celebrate graduate student research and impact with the finalists of the Empower Your Research Pitch competition and a poster session highlighting the work graduate students do through the Graduate Archer Fellowship Program, The CONNECT Program, PhD Pathways and Reimagining Professional Development. Appetizers, wine, beer and nonalcoholic drinks will be served. Finale judges will choose three pitch winners, each will win $1,000. The audience will select the audience choice award.