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Where learning, discovery, and creativity flourish.
Where learning, discovery, and creativity flourish.
Preparing and inspiring scholars to transform our world.
From admission to graduation, The Graduate School (TGS) supports graduate students throughout their experience, awarding doctoral and master’s degrees in more than seventy disciplines. We are a resource throughout your academic journey.
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TGS provides most doctoral students with a stipend and scholarship to pay tuition costs; they are supported for a minimum of five years. For master’s students, external grants and loans make graduate study accessible.
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April 10, All Day
Last day to request academic accommodations for religious observance in Spring Quarter
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Ward Building, 303 E. Chicago Avenue
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Robert H Lurie Medical Research Center, 303 E. Superior
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John Matta is the campus ministry associate with Northwestern's chapter of Reformed University Fellowship – International, a Christian campus ministry that reaches international college students from all backgrounds.
Northwestern Transportation Club is a community that brings together students interested in transportation and mobility. It provides opportunities to connect with peers, learn from one another, and visit transportation industry sites to gain real-world exposure to the field.