- Release Time Form
- Curriculum Development and Revision
- Attendance Policy
- The Attendance Policy outlines Pratt’s commitment to students’ engagement with their program of study as central to their success. See also the Religious Observance calendar for Fall 2023.
- Academic Integrity Policy
- At Pratt, students, faculty, and staff do creative and original work. For Pratt to be a space where everyone can freely create, our community must adhere to the highest standards of academic integrity.
- Online Education Disclosures and Complaints
- Please review the disclosures for important general and state-specific information relating to Pratt Institute’s online program before choosing to enroll from a state outside of New York.
- Intellectual Property Policy
- The Intellectual Property Policy sets forth Pratt Institute’s policy regarding the Ownership and Use Rights of Intellectual Property created by members of its community.
- Faculty Handbook
- The Faculty Handbook is intended to provide faculty members of Pratt Institute with a collection of the current policies and procedures of Pratt Institute. This Handbook reflects Institute policy at the date of publication and is subject to change.
- Sabbatical Policy
- The Sabbatical Policy outlines the criteria for faculty sabbatical leaves.
- Pre-Retirement Leave Policy
- The Pre-Retirement Leave Policy sets forth details of Pre-Retirement Leave that includes one semester at full pay with no teaching or service obligations. This opportunity is available to tenured full-time faculty and adjunct faculty with CCE who meet basic criteria of eligibility.
- Course Buy-Outs and Overage/Summer Support Policy
- Course Buy-Outs and Overage/Summer Support lays out a policy to enable full-time faculty and department chairs to conduct sponsored research and/or partnerships which may warrant paying for a reduction in teaching workload (faculty) or overage/summer pay (faculty and chairs) to accomplish their research activity.
- Posthumous Degree Awards Policy
- In the tragic event that a student passes away without completing all degree requirements, family members or program leadership may request the awarding of a posthumous degree.