March 29, 2022
UW Virtual Three Minute Thesis 2022
2022 Competition Winners | Theme | Eligibility Criteria | Proposal Guidelines | Proposal Selection Criteria | Proposal Form | Preliminary Rounds | 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…
June 8, 2021
Four UW graduate students receive Fulbright awards for 2021-22
Four UW graduate students received Fulbright Fellowships for the 2021-2022 year, with awards to teach and conduct research in Taiwan, Israel, Portugal and Nepal. Bringing their expertise in bioengineering, education, immunity and epidemiology, the UW awardees look forward to learning from and working with their new institutions. During the 2020-2021 academic year, the UW was…
June 4, 2021
First-Generation Graduate Students
A first-gen graduate student is a student who is in the first generation of their family to earn a bachelor’s degree and who is now earning a graduate degree. Core Programs is dedicated to supporting first-generation graduate students with innovative programming that amplifies their diverse voices and builds community at the University of Washington. If you’re a…
February 12, 2021
Distinguished Thesis Award
Call for Nominations The Graduate School is pleased to announce the 2022 Distinguished Master’s Thesis Awards competition in the following categories: Biological Sciences Humanities and Fine Arts Social Sciences Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Engineering This award recognizes outstanding and exceptional research and writing produced by UW master’s students in any discipline. Nominations are due to…
August 12, 2019
Transfer Credit
A student working toward the master’s degree may petition the Dean of the Graduate School for permission to transfer to the University of Washington the equivalent of a maximum of 6 quarter credits of graduate level course work taken at another recognized academic institution. These credits may not have been used to satisfy requirements for…
Thesis Programs
The master’s thesis should be evidence of the graduate student’s ability to carry out independent investigation and to present the results in clear and systematic form. The thesis must be submitted to the Graduate School by the end of the quarter in which degree requirements are completed or by the deadline specified in the Graduate…
Non-Thesis Programs
The faculty in some graduate programs have arranged programs of study for the master’s degree that do not require the preparation of a thesis. These non-thesis programs normally include a more comprehensive plan of course work for more extensive examinations than are required in thesis programs, or they may include some approved research activity in…
Master of Arts for Teachers
Master’s degree programs for experienced teachers, which focus upon the fields of knowledge normally taught in the common school and the community college, have been established at the University. These programs provide alternatives to the research-oriented Master of Arts and Master of Science degree programs, which emphasize particular fields of knowledge. Programs leading to the…
Reinstatement
Request Reinstatement | Reinstatement Eligibility | Instructions for Requesting Reinstatement|Information for Graduate Programs A matriculated student previously registered in the Graduate School who has failed to maintain graduate student status (on-leave status or registration) but who wishes to resume studies in their previous graduate program must submit a reinstatement request to the Graduate School. Students…
Graduate On-Leave Status
Graduate students are required to maintain graduate status during their program of study. Failure to maintain this status requires reinstatement to the University of Washington. Students who desire to take a quarter or quarters off without going through the reinstatement process must apply for on-leave status for each quarter they do not register. For complete…
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