University Organization

I. University Organization

II. University Aim, Mission, and Plan

III. Academic Freedom, Free Speech and Diversity

IV. Faculty Rights and Responsibilities

V. Teaching

VI. Curriculum

VII. Students

VIII. Research

IX . Resources

Academic Organization

Wright State University offers undergraduate degree programs through the Colleges of Business and Administration, Education and Human Services, Engineering and Computer Science, Liberal Arts, Science and Mathematics, and the College of Nursing and Health. Postbaccalaureate programs are administered by the School of Graduate Studies, the School of Medicine, and the School of Professional Psychology. The university libraries provide research and materials support to all of the university's academic units. Associate degree programs are offered at the Wright State University Lake Campus. Academic policy is formulated for the university-at-large by the Faculty Senate and for the School of Graduate Studies by the Graduate Council.