The UT Digital Badging Initiative (DBI) enhances the academic mission of the University by recognizing learning through verifiable, sharable and metadata-rich digital credentials. DBI is an innovative program that leverages faculty and staff expertise to transform learning opportunities in a rapidly evolving educational landscape.

The Budget Office develops the University’s official roughly 3.6 billion dollar operating budget and provides strategic planning, financial reporting, financial analysis, and fiscal analysis of proposed and actual legislation affecting the University.

For UT students, your badge awards will be sent to the email associated with your EID. Open the email and click “Go to Digital Badge,” which will direct you to the digital badging website; you may need to set up a login. The website will show your digital badge, awarded to (your name) and when it was issued. Sharing Your Badge

ULN students can earn digital badges for meaningful engagement and accomplishments by participating in ULN events, UT-sponsored activities, reflections, and experiential learning …

The annual budget of The University of Texas at Austin is roughly $3.97 billion. In 1839, when Texas was still a republic, its congress set aside 221,400 acres to fund higher education. In the state’s constitution of 1876, the land allocation was increased and dedicated to The University of Texas at Austin.

To determine the badge format that you will need, visit the UTHealth Badge Type Template. Students will be provided 1 ½ hours of complimentary parking at University Center Tower (UCT) building with student validation. Present your student badge to receive this validation. Call 713-500-3403 or email [email protected].

The Utah Legislature concluded its 2025 General Session with a budget of $30.8 billion for fiscal year 2026. The budget includes $12.7 billion from state funds (General Fund, Income Tax Fund, and Uniform School Fund).

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2025年3月8日 · The Utah Legislature concluded its 2025 General Session with a budget of $30.8 billion for fiscal year 2026. The budget includes $12.7 billion from state funds (General Fund, Income Tax Fund, and Uniform School Fund).

Reporting to the Executive Vice Chancellor of Business Affairs, the Office of Budget and Planning is dedicated to supporting the long-term financial health and sustainability of the University of Texas institutions.