This page contains additional information on each requirement from Policy 1.4, as well as general FAQs on stacked degrees. Additional Information on Policy 1.4 “All graduate certificates must follow the policies outlined in Policy 1.2.” There is no distinction between a graduate certificate used as part of a stacked degree and a graduate certificate intended to be earned independently by a graduate student pursuing another degree or a student enrolled only in the certificate program. As such, the review and…
When students who are enrolled in more than one degree program apply to graduate, they are asked to complete a manual degree audit because the MyGradProgram/MyPlan degree audit will not function on concurrent student records. Graduate Program Advisors are welcome to assist students with the below steps. Instructions for graduating concurrent students: 1. Review the applicable Graduation Checklist as you prepare to graduate.2. Submit your graduation request for one or both degrees via MyGrad by the quarterly deadline.3. Access your most recent unofficial transcript. Login to MyUW >> UW Resources >>…
This policy establishes the procedure for awarding a graduate credential posthumously.
This policy defines the graduate degree at the University of Washington and provides information on proposing a new graduate degree program.
This policy establishes the guidelines for a Combined Undergraduate/Graduate (CUG) Degree.
This policy establishes the general policies for formal and informal concurrent degree programs and includes information on admissions and program requirements.
This policy establishes the Graduate School requirements for a stacked graduate degree and includes information on review and approval of stacked degree programs.
This policy establishes the Graduate School requirements for all graduate degree programs.
“Mastering Out….What’s the best way to do this? Who do you tell first? Your advisor? An administrator in the program? When is the right time?” –Anonymous The following people and online forums were invaluable in writing this blog post: Elba Moise, Ph.D. candidate, College of Education Jaye Sablan, assistant director, Core Programs Rebecca Aanerud, former dean, the Graduate School Reddit/r/GradSchool // GradCafe // YCombinator Hi, there! Thank you so much for writing in. I know this is a big decision…
About | Theme | Eligibility Criteria | Prizes | Timeline | Proposal Submission Form | Proposal Guidelines & Selection Criteria | Preliminary Round | Past Winners | FAQs | Contact About UW 3MT® is a professional development competition that celebrates the exciting capstone and research experiences of master’s and doctoral students at the University of Washington from all three campuses. The competition supports graduate students’ capacity to effectively explain their research or capstone project in three minutes, in a language…