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Attending one of our events is a great way to get information about graduate programs at Grand Valley. Whether you want general graduate school information, details pertaining to a specific program, or just want to see what GVSU has to offer, we have what you are looking for below. 

 

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Area of Interest Sessions

Graduate Information Sessions

Graduate Application Workshops

Select graduate programs offer virtual information sessions throughout the year to introduce prospective students to their curriculum, faculty, industry partnerships, and career outcomes for graduates of their programs. These sessions are a great way to learn more about a program before you start an application.

These virtual information sessions are hosted by our Graduate Recruiters who cover general information about the Grand Valley Graduate School experience, as well as specific questions about the application process, program-specific requirements, and funding your graduate degree.

Need a little nudge or dedicated time to start your graduate application?  Join a Graduate Admissions Recruiter for a virtual workshop designed specifically to help prospective graduate students through the application process. 

Area of Interest Sessions

Information sessions are offered throughout the year and schedules are updated regularly. If do not see an event for your area of interest, please contact the Admissions and Recruitment Office at [email protected] or call (616) 331-2025.

College of Computing

Featuring the following programs;

  • Applied Computer Science, M.S.
  • Artificial Intelligence, M.A.
  • Cybersecurity, M.A.
  • Human-Centered Computing, M.S.
  • Software Engineering, M.S.
  • Data Science and Analytics, M.S.*
  • Health Informatics and Bioinformatics, M.S.*

*Note: These are Professional Science Master's programs.

Seidman College of Business

Featuring the following programs;

  • Accounting, M.S.A.
  • Business Leadership, M.S.
  • Professional MBA
  • Executive MBA

Master of Medical Dosimetry

The Master of Medical Dosimetry program is a JRCERT Accredited 12-month hybrid/online program (September-August) that is comprised of didactic and clinical education for a total of 38 credits.

Graduate Nursing Programs

The Kirkhof College of Nursing offers both Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) and Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) graduate programs with both full-time and part-time options available. The Hybrid or Executive format of these programs is designed to support nurses who continue to work in the field while pursuing an advanced nursing degree.

Master of Public Health

The Master of Health Administration is offered as either a full-time (2.5 years) or a part-time (3.0-3.5 years) program, designed for traditional graduate students or working professionals who are seeking to advance in healthcare leadership positions.

Master of Social Work

The Master of Social Work (M.S.W.) program is designed to prepare students for advanced professional practice in social work and equips students with the skills necessary to assume leadership roles in various social institutions, organizations, and communities.

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