Graduate & Professional Studies
Burke Foundation commits $4.8 million to Marquette to extend two service-driven scholarship programs
The Burke Foundation, a Marquette partner for more than three decades, has committed to a $4.8 million gift to grow its Burke Scholars program for undergraduates and the Trinity Fellows program for graduate students.
Oluwaferanmi Dahunsi: From Ibadan to Marquette, exploring culture, communication and connection
As universities across the United States celebrate International Education Week from Nov. 17–21, Marquette is highlighting the experiences of international graduate students who enrich campus life. Today, the Graduate School features Oluwaferanmi Dahunsi, a master’s student in Communication, whose journey from Nigeria to Milwaukee is a story of resilience, curiosity and community. Born and raised…
From Vasilika to Marquette, Ioannis Kaliampos’s journey of faith, memory, and meaning
Ioannis Kaliampos, a doctoral student in Religious Studies in the Department of Theology, has journeyed from the small village of Vasilika, Greece, to Milwaukee, Wisconsin on a path that reflects both deep roots and global curiosity. This November, as universities across the United States celebrate International Education Week from November 17 to 21, a joint…
International Education Week: Alex Dong reflects on her journey from Shenzhen to Milwaukee
Each November, universities across the United States celebrate International Education Week, a joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education that highlights the value of international education and cultural exchange. This year, IEW takes place from Nov. 17–21, and Marquette University’s Graduate School is celebrating by sharing stories of…
Sumaiya Chowdhury, doctoral student in Biological Sciences, finds a second home at Marquette
When Sumaiya Chowdhury walks across Marquette University’s campus, she carries stories from halfway around the world, from the lively streets of Dhaka, Bangladesh, to the quiet study spaces of Raynor Library. Now pursuing her Ph.D. in the Department of Biological Sciences, Chowdhury is one of the many international students whose experiences are being celebrated during…
Marquette celebrates International Education Week with a Thanksgiving gathering for international students
Each November, universities across the United States observe International Education Week, a national initiative led by the U.S. Departments of State and Education to celebrate the power of international education and cultural exchange. This year, IEW will take place Nov. 17–21, and Marquette will mark the occasion with a week of events honoring the contributions…
How Marquette and TEMPO are advancing the next generation of women leaders
TEMPO and Marquette Business have collaborated on Elevate, a 10-week leadership course for emerging women in business.
Arthur J. Schmitt Fellow Samantha Juedemann advances leadership and research in sustainable drinking water
Samantha Juedemann is a sixth-year doctoral student in Environmental and Water Resources Engineering in the Department of Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering. Originally from Boonsboro, Maryland, Juedemann was drawn to Marquette by the enthusiasm and collaboration within the Water Quality Center. Juedemann’s research focuses on access to safe and sustainable drinking water. This year, Juedemann…
Graduate School hosting accelerated degree program info session, Nov. 12
Hosted by the Graduate School and Graduate School of Management, the session will highlight Marquette’s accelerated degree programs.
Student Affairs in Higher Education virtual information session, Nov. 7
A virtual information session about the Marquette University Student Affairs in Higher Education program will be held on Friday, Nov 7, at noon via Microsoft Teams. This master’s program prepares students to work in higher education. Graduate assistantships are available to help with tuition, and full-time or part-time options are available. Faculty and graduate recruitment…