Graduate & Professional Studies
Computer science seminar explores Femtech, Sept. 23
Fourth-year Ph.D. candidate Nidhi Nellore will present the computer science department’s colloquium on Monday, Sept. 23, at 1 p.m. in Cudahy Hall 414. The talk is titled “Unveiling User Perspectives: Exploring Themes in Femtech Mobile App Reviews for Enhanced Usability and Privacy.” Femtech is a growing sector in mobile healthcare technology that caters to women’s…
Fast facts on first-year graduate, professional students
Learn more about the makeup of each college and the students who traveled to Milwaukee from around the country — and world.
Marquette Business encourages students to register for career events
September is a busy month for career events, make sure you don’t miss out on these great networking opportunities.
Stories of Graduate Student Success: Farhat Tasnim Progga, doctoral student in the Department of Computer Science
Farhat Tasnim Progga is a third-year doctoral candidate in the Department of Computer Science.
Graduate Student Services Fair, Aug. 29
The Graduate School will host a Student Services Fair for graduate and professional students on Thursday, Aug. 29, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Eckstein Common (east of the Alumni Memorial Union). This event gives graduate students the opportunity to learn more about campus support services and resources available to them. University offices in…
Freshmen, transfer students, GSM students invited to welcome events
College of Business Administration welcomes its students back to campus.
Bridge to Business makes engineers better leaders
High-potential employees get a crash course in business basics with Marquette’s innovative executive education program.
Accounting for student success
Department chair Dr. Kevin Rich thinks first-year students need extra academic support resources. He has a plan to help.
Nursing student selected to Jonas Scholars cohort
Doctoral nursing student Kenyah Spaulding earned a spot in the highly prestigious 2024-2026 Jonas Scholars program.
Dr. Adrienne Ridgeway explores modern NCAA issues alongside students
The NCAA has changed more in the last two years than at any point in its history. Dr. Adrienne Ridgeway covers it in her grad school class.