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We are a flagship public research university with a small-school feel. With more than 100 programs at the master's, certificate, and doctorate levels across three campuses and online, the UNH Graduate School leads the way in inspiring and preparing today's rising stars to become tomorrow's successful leaders. As part of an R1 university, a status awarded to only the top research institutions, UNH graduate students have an abundance of opportunities to engage in cutting-edge scholarship with a diverse array of faculty, facilities, and resources.
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Now That You're a Student
Whether you are a new or returning student, the links below will help you navigate life at UNH.
Key Highlights
R1
very high research university designation
50+
institutes and centers
1 of 16
Land, Sea and Space Grant universities
$252
million + in support and grants
130+
research and professional degree programs
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ArticleUpcoming Events
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Nov124 p.m. - 5:30 p.m., If you are the first in your family's generation to go to college and continue to graduate school, you are a pioneer for your family. Congratulations! We know it can be challenging, but community makes a big difference. In this networking reception, you will be able to speak with peers and faculty who share similar experiences and learn how they have been navigating graduate school and beyond. Join us to learn, connect with others, and share your experiences over food and…
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Nov183 p.m. - 8 p.m., Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) is a competition that highlights the groundbreaking research of University of New Hampshire Master’s and PhD candidates. Participants must effectively explain their research in under three minutes using a single PowerPoint slide with no additional props or resources. Founded by the University of Queensland, the competition helps graduate students develop essential academic, presentation, and research communication skills.
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Nov185 p.m. - 6 p.m., Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) is a competition that highlights the groundbreaking research of University of New Hampshire Master’s and PhD candidates. Participants must effectively explain their research in under three minutes using a single PowerPoint slide with no additional props or resources. Founded by the University of Queensland, the competition helps graduate students develop essential academic, presentation, and research communication skills.
