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Getting Your GLOA Started

The Graduate Learning Outcomes Assessment (GLOA) Process begins with the faculty in a graduate program selecting at least one graduate learning outcome for assessment. The learning outcomes for graduate programs will vary. Below are examples of graduate student core learning competencies that programs can consider for their GLOA. Programs may also identify unique learning competencies. The graduate learning outcome that each program selects to assess will come from a single core competency.

Core Competencies (Examples)

Fellowships Requiring UMD Nomination

The fellowships listed below are limited submission fellowships, meaning a UMD nomination is required for the application.  Most of the awards below require that students work with their program to create a nomination package.  Programs would submit the nomiantion to the Graduate School's Office of Funding Opportunities, Program Director Robyn Kotzker at rkotzker@umd.edu by the required deadline. 

Funding Application Resources

Tuition Assistance for Fellows

Health Insurance Reimbursement Requests

Health Insurance Reimbursement Requests for Full-Time Fellows

All full-time enrolled graduate students are required to have health insurance. For more information about this policy and health insurance options available for students, please visit our health insurance page.

Doctoral Career Planning and Exploration Tools/IDPs

Archive | 2021-2022 Workshops

workshop schedule

Doctoral Careers Advisory Board

Established the summer of 2020, the Doctoral Careers Advisory Board (DCAB) provides strategic advice and feedback on supporting diverse doctoral career paths at the University of Maryland.  Comprised of doctoral and postdoctoral alumni, current doctoral students and postdocs, board members commit to two years of service.

Doctoral Alumni Career Services

The University of Maryland is committed to assisting its doctoral alumni with their career development after graduation. Services are provided through the Alumni Association in collaboration with the network of career services offices on campus.  In addition to the Alumni Association, the Schools of Engineering, Business and Public Policy provide services to doctoral alumni through their career services offices.

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