The 2024-2025 University of Arizona Catalog is now available at catalog.arizona.edu. This is the second publication of the catalog offered in the new, modernized format that unites all programs and academic information into one, all-inclusive catalog that serves users throughout the university community.  

Please send feedback or suggestions for future iterations of the University Catalog to catalog@arizona.edu.

Announcements:

• Unused Class Sections to be Removed Before Spring Term Roll
• Open Scheduling Begins May 6
• Register Now: Winter 2024 & Spring 2025 Open Scheduling Kickoff Webinar
• Check Out the Newly Centrally Scheduled Classroom Interactive Map!

Scheduling Tip: Requesting a Collaborative Learning Space
Classroom Spotlight: Chemistry (CHEM) 218

If you missed our last open forum, the recording and presentation deck is now available. Through the webinar, the University Registrar and the Office of the Registrar leadership team gave a brief overview of the Office's diverse functions, updates on upcoming initiatives, and fielded many great questions in the open Q&A session. We hope the attendees gained new insights and learned more about the Office of the Registrar's scope of work.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Winter 2024 and Spring 2025 Open Scheduling Kickoff webinar! We appreciated the thoughtful questions submitted and shared during our session. Topics included the roll out of the student-centered DYN session alignment, a preview of the new interactive classroom map, and a “sneak peek” at progress on the project to reimagine classroom scheduling.

If you were not able to attend, you can visit the event page where the recording and presentation deck is available for review. 

Announcing an enhanced Centrally Scheduled Classroom interactive map that improves how to filter for Centrally Scheduled Classrooms on the main campus. The new Centrally Scheduled Classroom webpage offers several enhancements to better the user experience including enhanced map capabilities, improved sorting features, and expedited data updates. We encourage you to explore the new interactive map and familiarize yourself with its features. Please update your bookmarks from the previous listing (ctsrooms.arizona.edu) to the new map: classrooms.registrar.arizona.edu.   

Several updates to the Undergraduate Multiple Use of Courses policy and Undergraduate Certificate Policy clarify existing policy language and remove restrictive language, allowing the updated policy to be inclusive of courses worth more than 3 units of credit and permitting the multiple use of course credit instead of limiting the use to two applications.