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Elevating academic excellence and embracing a culture of creativity and discovery is a key strategic pillar for the University; our graduate students experience this every day. Our colleges and departments have outstanding research facilities and opportunities for conducting graduate-level research. Doctoral students in Research-Scholarship programs undergo a rigorous research curriculum to help them excel at both teaching and research. Masters students can engage in the research process through independent studies, thesis-based courses, and interning with faculty as a research assistant.
Research-Scholarship Doctoral Programs
DePaul's 10 colleges award doctoral degrees across a wide variety of practical, clinical, and research-focused domains. The university's Research-Scholarship Doctoral Programs are:
Resources for Graduate Student Research
DePaul offers many supports for graduate student researchers, both those in doctoral programs as well as those in masters degree programs, including graduate research assistantships, stipends, and grants. In addition to the programs listed below, graduate student researchers are often included in the budgets for externally and internally funded research conducted by professors. Some college- level sources for graduate research funding at DePaul include:
College of Science and Health: CSH offers a Graduate Research Fund, the Graduate Leadership and Engagement Network (GLEN) Fellowship, and the Master's-Undergraduate Scholarly Engagement (MUSE) program.
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences: LAS offers a Graduate Research Fund.
Jarvis College of Computing and Digital Media: CDM offers a Graduate Research Assistant Program and other graduate assistantships, grants, and stipends.