We are a nationally ranked graduate college designated by U.S. News & World Report as 16th in the Southern region. Over the past seven decades we have
provided graduate education to tens of thousands of students and have contributed to the economic and cultural life of the state, region, and nation.

At Marshall University, the 270 faculty who hold graduate faculty status offer a broad range of courses in many different disciplines.

The graduate mission of Marshall University is to provide quality educational opportunities at times and places convenient to students, employing alternative
delivery systems and rich learning resources. The institution promotes excellence in instruction, research and public service in the interest of enhancing the
intellectual, professional, and personal growth of students, faculty, and staff. Throughout the state Marshall University offers master's degrees, post-master's
programs, doctoral degrees and professional development options according to needs and with a minimum of duplication.

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Marshall University offers graduate education on the Huntington campus, the South Charleston campus, throughout the state and region, and
online world-wide. Some programs offer courses on either the Huntington or South Charleston campus. Some programs offer courses on both campuses and
students may complete those programs, start to finish, at the campus location of their choice.  Graduate courses may also be offered through Marshall
University's regional center locations in Teays Valley, Point Pleasant, or Beckley.  Please click on the PROGRAMS tab above for information about individual
program locations.

• The Graduate College, located on the main campus in Huntington, is the academic/administrative center for many graduate degree and certificate programs at Marshall University.
  Dr. Donna Spindel, Dean
  Old Main 113
  One John Marshall Drive
  Huntington, WV 25755
  304.696.2818
  Fax: 304.696.3316
   
• Graduate School of Education and Professional Development
  GSEPD, headquartered on the South Charleston campus, provides an array of degree and professional development programs, continuing education opportunities and services designed to address the needs of the adult learner.
  Dr. Teresa Eagle, Dean
  100 Angus Peyton Drive
  S. Charleston, WV 25303
  304.746.8924
  Fax: 304.746.2074
   
• South Charleston Campus
  The Lewis College of Business, the College of Information Technology and Engineering, and the College of Liberal Arts offer many graduate courses on the S. Charleston campus. Please click on the Master's Degrees link on the PROGRAMS tab above for a campus program location index.