When your faculty and staff are no longer chasing down emails, paper forms, and approval confirmations, they have more time to focus on the quality of the curriculum.
Keep Up with the Pace of Change
More efficient processes mean faster implementation of curriculum updates and new programs. Stay relevant and aligned with industry trends while ensuring governance and curriculum health.
Increase Retention & Graduation Rates
Efficient curriculum management contributes to a more organized and supportive academic environment. Removing administrative obstacles that hinder progress can lead to higher student retention and on-time graduation rates.
Streamline the Accreditation Process
An up-to-date, centralized curriculum repository simplifies the accreditation process by making it easy to access required information. Data-driven, actionable insights demonstrate a commitment to quality and continuous improvement.
Our intuitive Form Designer and powerful Workflow Builder allow you to configure and maintain the software independently. Modify the data types below and even create additional data types to meet your unique needs!
Courses
Propose new courses or modifications to existing courses. Track credits, learning outcomes, and dependencies such as prerequisites and corequisites.
Programs
Propose new programs or modifications to existing programs. Manage program requirements, related courses and learning outcomes with ease.
Specializations
Capture the specific elements tailored to an individual emphasis or specialized area of study. Link specializations to programs and courses.
Outcomes
Create a central repository of learning outcomes that map to courses, programs and specializations. Ensure traceability all the way back to institutional priorities for student learning.
Policies
Maintain a canonical repository of institutional and departmental policies that require a governance and approval process.
Agendas
Create and manage agendas for curriculum committee meetings. Ensure that course, program, and policy items can be reviewed and approved and recorded.
Add-on to customize YOUR system
Need to capture additional data? No problem! Kuali is extensible and makes it easy to add functionality that extends our products and makes them more powerful for your specific needs. Some examples:
Transcript request
program change
Add/drop Form
Major declaration
study abroad checklist
degree verification
transfer course approval
withdrawal form
What makes us different?
Here are just a few of the key things that help Kuali Curriculum Management stand out.
Delightful, easy-to-use interface ensures that faculty and administrators understand what to submit.
Uniquely flexible, configurable forms and drag-and-drop workflow make it easy for you to make changes over time, independently, without help from engineers.
Native integration with Kuali Catalog ensures an accurate, student-facing catalog.
Dashboard and reporting capabilities provide quick access to your data.
Modern APIs support integration with other campus systems.
Secure, performant SaaS and continuous delivery means there are no upgrades to worry about.
World-class implementation and support, all handled in-house by the Kuali team.
I don't think the curriculum office could have kept up this year if we didn't have Kuali.
Mike O'Connor, System Analytics Director, University Registrar's Office
Southern New Hampshire University
The beauty of Kuali is that we’re always looking at the right proposal. There’s no chance that somebody is looking at an outdated source.
James Wigginton, Curriculum and Calendar Manager
University of Victoria
With this system, we have reached a broadening institutional understanding of how to steward curricular health. We're doing a much better job of it thanks to Kuali.
Amy Christiansen, Manager of Faculty Support and Academic Resources
Olds College of Agriculture & Technology
One of the key pieces in our decision was that Kuali offers the modern solution we were searching for.
Ron Estrada, Senior Core IT Services Specialist
University of New Mexico
Dependency analysis makes it so much easier to help students go through their program and it has implications for financial aid
