Graduate Programs
From the time you start the application process to graduation and beyond, the faculty and staff are committed to helping you meet your personal, educational, and professional goals. From dedicated librarians for each graduate program to faculty mentors, and skills training workshops to career counseling, we are committed to your success.
Advance your career through an innovative curriculum designed to meet critical needs.
Join a community of scholars who come from all walks of life.
Learn academic theory and practical skills to better yourself and your profession.
Deciding where to earn your graduate degree is a big decision. The first step is learning all you can about what we have to offer and how you can use it to shape your future.
Melissa Fruscione
(574) 284-5098
graduateadmission@saintmarys.edu
Saint Mary's College
Graduate Studies Office
Student Center, Lower Level
Notre Dame, IN 46556
March 31 Application Deadline for Doctor of Nursing Practice and Master of Autism Studies programs
March 1-2 
Immersion weekends are opportunities for students and faculty to engage in person with hands-on learning, collaboration, and skills training.
March 1-2 Data Science Hackathon
Saint Mary's College is hosting its 2nd Annual Data Science Hackathon, a competition for teams of college students (or recent graduates). Cash prizes will be awarded to the top teams of undergraduate students solving the data problem presented. This year the competition is centered around image processing. Register by February 22.
DNP Student Named to the Indiana Rural Health Association Fellowship Program
Desmond Atem, BSN-RN, pictured with Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb, was chosen to be in the first cohort of the Indiana Rural Health Association (IRHA) Fellowship Program. IRHA was founded in 1997 with a mission to enhance the health and well-being of rural populations in Indiana through leadership, education, advocacy, collaboration, and resource development. This fellowship program is targeted to students and early career professionals to better connect with rural leaders around the state and obtain a more comprehensive understanding of public health and healthcare in rural Indiana. Desmond is a Saint Mary’s College Doctor of Nursing Practice, Family Nurse Practitioner student.