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At Quinnipiac you’ll find yourself surrounded by hard-working, supportive peers who share your passion and will share in your success. You’ll build lifelong friendships, be part of a strong community and form the network that will frame your professional life.
Our Student Affairs administrators are dedicated to ensuring that you have the resources to help you succeed. You’ll find a number of student groups to inspire you and deepen your interests, from professional organizations and academic journals to groups that organize community service and free health clinics. You’ll learn from your classmates and be an integral part of their learning.
Students enjoy lunch and play games in the newly renovated cafeteria space on Quinnipiac’s North Haven Campus.
Students enjoy lunch and play games in the newly renovated cafeteria space on Quinnipiac’s North Haven Campus.
Students attend the Quinnipiac University School of Medicine Neuron Conference. The Northeast Under/graduate Research Organization for Neuroscience (NEURON) is an organization that supports undergraduate and graduate education and research. The conference welcomes industry leaders in the field of neuroscience, biopsychology and related areas to share work, research and lead workshops.
Students attend the Graduate Orientation on the North Haven Campus.
Students have the opportunity to connect with potential employers during career fairs.
We offer a world-sized education where the chance to learn and explore beyond the classroom is key to how we deliver academic innovation and a big part of what makes us different. As a graduate student, you'll have opportunities to join a faculty-led international research trip or do community service down the road in New Haven. Organize and present at conferences in Nicaragua; attend a United Nations peace summit in Spain; help start a desperately needed occupational therapy degree program in Haiti. Spend your summer interning at Goldman Sachs. These are not vacations. The off-campus experience we offer is vital, deeply instructive and life-changing.
Contact Graduate Admissions before coming to our campuses in North Haven or Hamden for information on what to see and do, details about directions and parking, and to set up an opportunity to speak with one of our admissions representatives.
We’re committed to helping you explore your options for financing your education. Explore resources including budgets, scholarships, loans and more.