The Graduate School and College of Business are excited to announce the Master of Science in marketing analytics.
New graduate program in marketing analytics to begin in fall 2023
Unit: Graduate School
Redbirds find internships, jobs at spring career fairs
Check out the fairs being hosted this spring that help Redbirds achieve career success.
Join the Graduate School and the Office of International Engagement for the World Cup final
Join others for a World Cup Final Watch Party as Argentina faces France on Sunday, December 18, in Timbers Grill, located on the second floor of the Bone Student Center.
Meet the December 2022 GradBird Scholar: Rachael DiSciullo
The Graduate School has selected Rachel DiSciullo as its 2022 December GradBird Scholar recipient! .
Career assistance available to graduating Redbirds and alumni
Discover how Career Services can assist you after graduation and beyond.
New online Master of Public Health degree to be offered in fall 2023
The Graduate School and Department of Health Sciences are excited to announce a new fully online Master of Public Health (MPH).
Registration open for 2023 University Research Symposium
Registration is open to all students enrolled at the University in the spring semester and engaged in scholarship, research, or creative activity under the direction of a faculty mentor.
Enterprise internships provide valuable experiences for Redbirds
Internships offered by Career Services Engage Partner complement Redbird learning and contribute to career success.
A Redbird alum brings the stage to the classroom
When Karen L. Erickson ’70, M.S. ’77, received a tuition-covered scholarship to Illinois State University during her senior year of high school, it came with the stipulation that she had to teach for at least three years following graduation. Although her first desire and passion were not teaching, she would soon find herself making a lifelong career and an innovative impact in the world of education.
Department of Special Education offering master’s program in low vision and blindness
Licensed teachers for the visually impaired are prepared to teach students from preschool through high school in a variety of classroom settings, resource rooms, or residential settings.
