The University Regulations Office
The University Regulations Office
The University Regulations Office assists the university community with university policies, rules, procedures, and guidelines; provides technical assistance to units revising university regulations; guides university units through the university's regulation revision process; provides education, resources, and training related to university regulations; and updates and maintains the Regulations Library. The University Regulations Office promotes transparency, integrity, compliance, and consultation in the university's regulation revision process.
Recently Revised RegulationsView all recently revised regulations
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Policy 6-500: Curriculum Management and Administration
Effective June 10, 2026, the university revised Policy 6-500: Curriculum Management and Administration to require that combined bachelor's and master's programs first confer the bachelor's degree upon completion of bachelor's degree requirements and then confer the master’s degrees in so-called “4+1” pathways. Previously, the policy required the bachelor’s degree to be conferred only upon completion of the master’s degree.
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Policy 6-100: Instruction and Evaluation
The university approved revisions to Policy 6-100: Instruction and Evaluation to take effect on August 1, 2026. These changes are intended to better align the policy with regulatory requirements and promote student success. In addition to revisions to the policy, the university moved requirements from the policy into rules to improve organization and access to information.
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Policy 5-211: University Independent Personnel Boards & Procedures for Complaints Under the Utah Protection of Public Employees Act
The university approved revisions to Policy 5-211: University Independent Personnel Boards & Procedures for Complaints Under the Utah Protection of Public Employees Act to take effect May 6, 2026. These changes revise the definition of "retaliatory action" to comply with state law.