University of Notre Dame

University of Notre Dame

Click to send E-mail to: mba.1@nd.edu

Phone: 1-574-631-8488
Fax: 1-574-631-8800

Description:
The Notre Dame MBA Program offers both a one-year and a two-year program. The one-year program requires the applicant to have a business undergraduate degree from the U.S. or Canada. There are also international trips to China, Belgium and Chile. Our program is structured on the thought, action and values leader concept. The values-based decision making course is a key element of the program. Notre Dame also has one of the largest alumni networks in the world and it is a global network. We invite you to learn more about our program.

Accreditation Description:
The University of Notre Dame is an AACSB accredited university.
Degree(s):
One-Year MBA Program; Two-Year MBA Program

Research Areas:
Consulting; Corporate Finance; Entrepreneurship; Investments; Management Development; Manufacturing Management; Marketing

Click to send E-mail to: arch@nd.edu

Phone: 1-574-631-6137

Description:
The M.ADU post-professional degree (Path A) is a two-year, four-semester program intended for students who already hold an accredited professional degree and are seeking to further develop their design skills and critical thinking in the disciplines of classical architecture and traditional urban design. The M.Arch professional degree is offered in two paths. The two-year, four-semester M.Arch program (Path B) is intended for students who are entering the University of Notre Dame with a four-year, pre-professional degree in architecture, and are seeking a professional graduate degree that focuses upon classical architecture and traditional urbanism. The three-year, six-semester M.Arch program (Path C) has a similar focus, but is intended for persons holding an undergraduate degree in a field other than architecture.

Degree(s):
M.Arch.- Master of Architecture;
M.ADU- Master of Architectural Design and Urbanism

Research Areas:
Architectural Design; Classical Theory in Architecture and Urbanism; History and Theory; Urban Theory and Design

Click to send E-mail to: gradad@nd.edu

Phone: 1-574-631-7706
Fax: 1-574-631-4183

Description:
The aim of the graduate program is to prepare qualified students to begin professional practice in their chosen field of studio art, design, or art history. Studio students may concentrate in ceramics, painting, photography, printmaking, or sculpture, or in a combination of these disciplines. Design students may concentrate in graphic or industrial design. Art history students select from a range of course offerings to fulfill their professional interests.

Degree(s):
M.A.-Art History;
M.F.A.-Studio Art and Design

Research Areas:
Studio Art (Ceramics; Painting; Photography; Printmaking; Sculpture); Art History (American; Contemporary; Medieval; Modern European; Renaissance and Baroque); Design (Graphic Design; Industrial Design)

Click to send E-mail to: ace.1@nd.edu

Phone: 1-574-631-7052

Description:
The Alliance for Catholic Education (ACE) seeks to develop a corps of highly motivated and committed young educators to meet the needs of our country's most underserved elementary and secondary schools. To prepare for your service as a teacher, you will undergo an intensive teacher education program designed and administered by the University of Notre Dame. The ACE professional training integrates graduate level coursework with an immersion teaching experience, allowing you to earn a Master of Education degree after teaching full-time for two years in some of America's neediest Catholic schools. You'll spend two summers living and studying with the larger ACE community at Notre Dame.

Degree(s):
M.Ed. - Master of Education

Click to send E-mail to: Law.Bulletin.1@nd.edu

Phone: 1-574-631-6626
Fax: 1-219-631-6371

Description:
In 1991, the Law School and the Department of English instituted a program that allows J.D. students to earn an M.A. in English. The program is open only to students already admitted to the Law School.

Degree(s):
M.A.

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Phone: 1-574-631-7706
Fax: 1-574-631-4183

Description:
The Program in the History and Philosophy of Sciences offers courses over a wide range of topics in the history of science, from medieval natural philosophy to the physics, biology, medicine, and technology of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Particular emphases and resources of the Notre Dame program lie in medieval natural philosophy and medicine; the Scientific Revolution of the seventeenth century; the history of astronomy, physics, and mathematics; intellectual and social history of nineteenth-century science and medicine; the history and philosophy of technology; the history and philosophy of economic thought; and the history and philosophy of modern life science.

Degree(s):
Ph.D.

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Phone: 1-574-631-7706
Fax: 1-574-631-4183

Description:
The University of Notre Dame and the Indiana University School of Medicine offer a joint MD/PhD degree for exceptional students interested in academic medicine. The program draws on the strengths of the medical faculty and the research excellence of the graduate program faculty to train scientists who can bridge the gap between clinical medicine and basic life sciences. To earn the joint degree, students complete the first two years of medical school at the South Bend Center for Medical Education (SBCME), located on the Notre Dame campus, and continue at Notre Dame for three more years to pursue the University’s doctoral degree through the Graduate School. The last two years of medical school are completed at the Indiana medical school’s main campus in Indianapolis.

Degree(s):
M.D./Ph.D. Joint Degree Program

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Phone: 1-574-631-7706
Fax: 1-574-631-4183

Description:
The University of Notre Dame developed a joint engineering (master of engineering) and law (juris doctor) program in 1995 to meet the increasing need for lawyers with appropriate technical skills to practice in such specialized areas as patent, environmental, telecommunications, and similar law specialties that have a strong technical content. To be eligible for the master of engineering degree (MEng), the candidate must also be a candidate for the juris doctor degree in the Notre Dame Law School. The master’s program is not available as an individual degree program. A student in the dual degree program is classified as a law student.

Degree(s):
M.Eng./J.D. - Master of Engineering/Juris Doctor

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Phone: 1-574-631-7706
Fax: 1-574-631-4183

Description:
The Department of Political Science displays areas of exceptional strength in all four of the major subfields of Political Science: American Politics - students study with experts in a wide range of areas, from the empirical study of mass behavior and institutions to democratic theory and American politics; Comparative Politics - recent years have seen considerable expansion in Comparative Politics at Notre Dame, a subfield long recognized for its coverage of Latin America; International Relations - International Relations at Notre Dame combines a focus in peace and conflict studies with coverage across most subfields; Political Theory - courses are offered in the entire history of political thought- ancient, medieval, modern, and contemporary.

Degree(s):
Ph.D. - Political Science

Click to send E-mail to: pburns@nd.edu

Phone: 1-574-631 7380
Fax: 1-574-631 9236

Description:
Current research efforts are within the four main graduate specialties of structural engineering and structural mechanics, water resources, bioengineering, and geological sciences.

Degree(s):
M.S. - Civil Engineering;
M.S. - Environmental Engineering;
M.S. - Bioengineering;
M.S. - Geological Sciences;
Ph.D.

Research Areas:
Biological treatment of industrial wastewater; Mixed biological cultures and applied genetics; Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) Biological treatment of hazardous materials in contaminated leachates and soils; Environmental Mineralogy; Mineralogical aspects of nuclear waste management; Structures and occurrences of minerals; Mineral structure analysis and structural relations; Crystallography and X-Ray diffraction; Structure energetics; Environmental Geochemistry; Aqueous environmental geochemistry; Effects of bacteria on water-rock interaction; Metal-organic complexation studies; Low-temperature geochemistry ;Petrology and Geochemistry; Igneous and metamorphic petrology; High temperature geochemistry; ICMPS techniques; Planetary evolution; Lunar crust and mantle; Structural Engineering; Civil infrastructure development; Wind/wave/earthquake engineering; Wave propagation in anisotropic media; Structural design; Structural behavior; Structural reliability; Water Resources; Computational methods for environmental simulations; Surface and subsurface hydrology Groundwater contamination; Porous media physics; Water quality modeling; Water polution control; Multiphase flow ;Water chemistry;