The Graduate School
Graduate School (GRS) Courses
GRS Courses are inter-disciplinary, focusing on topics such as academic and professional writing, teaching methods, ethics, consulting, innovation and communication.
GRS courses provide students with opportunities and tools to complete projects that are part of their teaching and research, as well as projects that fulfill professional and community interests. GRS courses:
- may be taken at any stage in one's academic program,
- are open to all university master's and doctoral students,
- are often counted as part of a plan of study and may also be taken on top of a regular or full load of classes (check with your department),
- may be taken for a letter grade or on a Credit/No Credit basis (note: internships are only offered on a CR/NC basis), and
- are graduate-level and count toward full-time graduate status.