The Office of the Provost provides academic leadership for the University of Pittsburgh, developing and executing the University's academic vision, supporting the success of students and faculty, and driving the strategic initiatives that define Pitt as a place of discovery, belonging, and impact.
The Office of the Provost is committed to academic excellence, student success, and an environment where every member of the Pitt community can thrive. Our work is guided by the Plan for Pitt.
Supporting Your Professional Growth
A new resource library in Canvas, developed by the Faculty Advancement and Leadership Development team, gives Pitt faculty, scholars, and leaders quick and easy access to a curated collection of professional development resources grouped by career stage and topic.
Advancing Academically
Through the Pitt2Pitt Scholarship, graduating Pitt undergraduates and alumni can receive up to a $7,500 tuition scholarship per year when they enroll in a participating Pitt graduate or professional program.
Listen to the Provost Podcast
In each "From the Office of the Provost" episode, Provost Joe McCarthy talks with folks from across the University to share more insights about the many activities, programs and initiatives in play that bolster and enhance our collective vision for growth and transformation.
Degree Finder
Can't settle on the program that's right for you? Degree Finder can help you make that big decision.Use it to explore Pitt degree programs, majors, certificates, and micro-credentials based on your interests, career goals, and academic strengths.
News
The rural strategy: Pittsburgh colleges try harder to enroll, retain small-town students
At the University of Pittsburgh, a federal Partners for Rural Student Success Impact and Mobility program has financially assisted efforts, like hiring a second recruiter, to increase rural student first-year enrollment across its campus
3 Pitt faculty honored by the American Association of Immunologists
Three faculty members in the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine were recently honored by the American Association of Immunologists (AAI).