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Important Announcement
Any prospective students that have started an application, must submit it by noon on 15 July 2011. At that time we will be transferring over to the new application system. Any application not submitted by that date will be deleted.
New Form Required for Graduate Assistants
Graduate Assistants are responsible for completing a Bar of Claims Form.
This requirement is for anyone hired or rehired on 5/22/11 or after. This includes any one on the grad assistant payroll that has been here previously but is being rehired for
next semester.
GRE General Test
Applicants who need their GRE scores before November 2011 should take the current GRE General Test before August 2011.

Additional information for the GRE revised General Test can be found in the
GRE Information Center at http://www.ets.org/gre/infocenter

Welcome to the Graduate School

Nasser H. Zawia, Ph.D.
The University of Rhode Island Graduate School offers 58 Masters and Doctoral programs with 276 tracks, as well as 18 Professional degree and Certificate programs. Which one will you choose? We have award-winning programs and world-class faculty. Whom will you work with? At URI you can explore the inner space of oceans and the interior of living cells. You can study world markets and understand human behavior. Whether you are interested in the earth, the atmosphere or human health, you will find an offering at URI. Funded by approximately $100 million annually, our researchers impact the region and the world with their scholarly work. If you are a prospective student, I invite you to explore our website and apply to be among the 3000 students who make URI their home for graduate education. In addition to the large selection of programs, we also have funding opportunities for students.


Nasser H. Zawia, Ph.D.
Dean of the Graduate School

 

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NEWS/UPCOMING EVENTS


Congratulation to Dr. Carrie Byron (FAVS; Major Professor Dr. Barry A. Costa-Pierce). Carrie was awarded the 2011 University of Rhode Island Graduate School Excellence in Doctoral Research Award in the STEM area. Her dissertation title was Carrying Capacity of Bivalve Aquaculture.


Congratulation to Dr. Matthew Ortoleva (English/Writing & Rhetoric; Major Professor Dr. Nedra Reynolds). Matthew was awarded the 2011 University of Rhode Island Graduate School Excellence in Doctoral Research Award in the non-STEM area. His dissertation title was The Rhetorics of Place and Ecological Relationships:
The Rhetorical Construction of Narragansett Bay.

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