Spring 2027 Graduate Orientation - Doctoral and Master's Students

    Wednesday, January 6, 2027 at 1:30 PM until 5:00 PMEastern Standard Time UTC -05:00


    UCF Morgridge International Reading Center (MIRC)
    4143 Andromeda Loop
    Orlando, FL 32816
    United States

    Congratulations on your admission to a UCF graduate program. Get ready to launch the next chapter of your academic career! 

    Grad Launch: Graduate Student Orientation

    This in-person session is your ultimate UCF orientation experience, designed for students entering a graduate program. You’ll have the opportunity to build lasting connections, explore campus, learn about UCF resources, and get answers to your questions. Join us for this exciting start to your UCF graduate journey!

    Grad Launch Orientation includes:

    • A tour of UCF Main Campus
    • Networking opportunities with UCF resources
    • Tutorials on how to navigate university systems (myUCF, Webcourses, etc.)
    • An opportunity to connect with fellow graduate students

    Grad Launch Orientation will be offered on two dates. Both sessions cover the same information, so please choose the date that works best for you.

    You are currently registering for:

    Date: Wednesday, January 6, 2027
    Time: 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM

    Location: Morgridge International Reading Center

    Want to attend the January 7 session instead?

    View and register for the January 7 session here

    *Note: Some programs have program-specific orientations. Please check with your program director or program coordinator for more information about program-specific topics.

    Please be aware that this orientation is not mandatory and does not fulfill the Grad Launch requirements. To learn more about the Grad Launch requirements and how to complete them, visit the Grad Launch website.

    If you have any questions, please contact gradorientation@ucf.edu

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