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We are a flagship public research university with a small-school feel. With more than 100 programs at the master's, certificate, and doctorate levels across three campuses and online, the UNH Graduate School leads the way in inspiring and preparing today's rising stars to become tomorrow's successful leaders. As part of an R1 university, a status awarded to only the top research institutions, UNH graduate students have an abundance of opportunities to engage in cutting-edge scholarship with a diverse array of faculty, facilities, and resources.
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Key Highlights
R1
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50+
institutes and centers
1 of 16
Land, Sea and Space Grant universities
$252
million + in support and grants
130+
research and professional degree programs
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Mar245:30 p.m. - 8 p.m., 40+ Years of Studying Earth, Oceans, and Space Learn about electrifying advances in lightning physics, explore how researchers are tracking shifts across our oceans and bays, and discover the innovative work keeping a close watch on New Hampshire’s snowpack and changing climate. This event celebrates 40 years of UNH’s Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space. Speakers: Elizabeth Burakowski, research associate professor of Earth sciences; Joseph Dwyer, professor of…
