Campus Support Services

The University of Texas at Austin provides a wide range of student support services housed in the Student Services Building (SSB) and other campus locations. Services include:

• Counseling and Mental Health Center

• University Health Services

• Disability and Access

• Student Ombuds Services

• Financial Services

• Legal Services for Students

• Student Conduct and Academic Integrity

• Student Activities and Leadership Development

• First-Generation Longhorns

• Veteran and Military Affiliated Services

• Student Governance Organizations

• Volunteer and Service Learning

Visit the Dean of Students website for full details.

Academic and Research Support

Research with Faculty

Students are encouraged to meet with faculty during office hours to explore mutual research interests. Collaborating on faculty-led research can be highly beneficial, especially when working on qualifying documents or dissertations.

Authorship Guidelines

Refer to the APA Ethical Principles and the Publication Manual of the APA for standards related to research collaboration and authorship.

Statistics and Data Consulting

The Department of Statistics and Data Sciences offers limited amount free consulting on research design and data analysis. Support includes email consultations, in-person and phone appointments, and software training. Note: Consultants do not assist with coursework or homework.

Library Resources

The UT Libraries system offers extensive research support and access to academic databases. Most Educational Psychology students use the Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL). Resources can be accessed both on and off campus with your UT EID.

Writing and Public Speaking Support

• The University Writing Center offers free one-on-one support for writing projects - from CVs to dissertations.

• The Sanger Learning Center provides learning support and access to Learning Specialists.

• The Public Speaking Center offers coaching and feedback for oral presentations.

Technology Support

• UT Information Technology Services (ITS): Central tech support and help desk.

• College of Education Information Technology Office: Offers computer support, software assistance, equipment checkout, printing, and tech tutorials.

• Campus Computer Store (located in the Flawn Academic Center/FAC): Offers discounted software, computers, and accessories.

Some Educational Psychology classes require specific statistical software. Check with your Area Chair and/or instructor about license availability or purchasing options.

Career Development

• Career Resources for Graduate Students

• Center for Teaching and Learning: offers teaching support for graduate instructors, including help with course design, teaching statements, and pedagogy. 

• LinkedInn Learning

More Employment / Financial Resources.

Parking and Transportation

Parking on Campus

Students may purchase parking permits through Parking & Transportation Services. Options include garage, surface lot, and motorcycle permits. A limited number of 15-30 minute parking spots are available near the Sanchez Building (SZB). Parking is sometimes available in University garages at hourly rates or at parking meters on campus.

Accessible parking is available on campus, and specific areas are set aside for accessible parking. See the UT Parking website for requirements: Accessible Parking on Campus

Note: Always be sure to read the signs if parking on campus, as many areas have designed parking hours, time limits, and permit restrictions.

Public Transportation

All UT students may ride Capital Metro buses, MetroRail, and MetroRapid services for free with a valid UT ID. More info: Capital Metro.

Other Transportation

See the Parking and Transportation website for information about Car Share, Car/Vanpools, Parking Perks, UT Night Rides, Biking/E-Scooters, and walking on campus.