As one of the largest providers of graduate education in the state, Minnesota State Mankato’s College of Graduate Studies and Research offers innovative, nationally recognized programs at an exceptional value to students. Since 1953, we have built a reputation for providing high quality programs that provide creative, scholarly, and research opportunities that address the needs of our students and our state, region and world.
Tuition and fees, financial aid, graduate assistantships and research funding information.
Academic resources, support services, professional development opportunities, and forms.
Degree completion requirements, including forms and capstone information.
Take the 18 credits required to teach concurrent enrollment.
Minnesota State University, Mankato is proud to offer doctoral programs, which will enable graduates of master's programs to advance their education to one of the highest levels available.
Graduate assistantships will help fund your graduate education. Almost 25% of graduate students receive a graduate assistantship at Minnesota State Mankato.
06:00 PM - Offered via Zoom by CESR staff
Doctoral Dissertation Fall Submission Deadline
08:00 AM
Master of Social Work (MSW) Information Meeting
05:00 PM - ZOOM
A list of all Graduate level programs offered at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
All graduate students are expected to be familiar with and adhere to graduate college policy and graduate course requirements throughout their learning career.
Learn more about Graduate Studies at Minnesota State Mankato.
Resources available for Graduate Students at Minnesota State Mankato.
Every graduate student completes a capstone for their program. Most programs include a thesis/dissertation or alternate plan paper (APP) option, but many programs provide other capstone opportunities.
A list of resources available for faculty and staff of the College of Graduate Studies.