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What is a CIP code? The Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) is a taxonomy of academic programs developed by the US Department of Education. Colleges and universities across the country assign CIP codes to their academic programs. CIP codes are also often assigned to courses, certificates, and degrees.

If you have had a Form I-20 issued recently, you should find your CIP code printed on page 1. At Duke, the Office of the Registrar, the SISS Office, and academic departments determine which CIP codes are assigned to degree programs.

Organization of the CIP The CIP taxonomy is organized on three levels: 1) the two-digit series, 2) the four-digit series, and 3) the six- digit series. The two-digit series represent the most general groupings of related programs.

What does a CIP code look like? The CIP code is a six-digit number (xx. x) that identifies instructional programs on three levels: First 2-digits indicate a broad subject area (e.g., 51 "Health Professions and Related Programs"). First 4-digits are an intermediate aggregation within the broad 2-digit subject.

CIP Code Structure The second two digits represent sub-areas within the two-digit sequence. For example, under the CIP code 26 are 26.01 (Biology), 26.02 (Biochemistry), and 26.03 (Botany). The full six-digit code represents a specific academic program. For example, 26.0205 is the CIP code for Molecular Biochemistry.

The Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) is the taxonomic coding scheme used for instructional programs in higher education in the United States. Its purpose is to facilitate the organization, collection, and reporting of fields of study and program completions.

How to Read a CIP Code. The CIP is subdivided in a hierarchical, three-level structure. The highest level is the 2-digit series, which is composed of 47 categories. This is followed by the 4-digit series, composed of 421 categories, and the final level 6-digit series which is composed of 1,847 classifications.