Academics

Carolina offers 79 bachelor's degree programs, 159 master's degree programs and 85 doctoral degree programs across its schools.

The Office of Undergraduate Education builds programs and partnerships to fulfill Carolina's commitment to every student's success. This includes resources like UNC Advising, the Writing Center and the Learning Center.

The Graduate School at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill provides leadership to envision, shape and support the highest-quality education for a diverse community of graduate students whose contributions will have global impact.

Learn about how the Office of the University Registrar supports Carolina's mission and check key dates such as academic deadlines and exam schedules.

At UNC-Chapel Hill, we’re invested in cultivating a community that empowers all students to discover their passions and exceed their expectations. Our mission is to teach a diverse population of undergraduates, graduates, and professionals to become the next generation of change-makers and thought leaders.

Carolina’s libraries combine a distinguished history with a vibrant mission of service to the campus and the state. The library system consistently ranks among the top 20 in the country.

More than 50 departments or curricula of the College of Arts and Sciences and six professional schools in Academic Affairs offer a diverse array of summer classes, including field courses, research courses, and graduate-level labs.