Current Graduate Students
As a graduate student, you play an integral role in the activities of the college as a student, researcher and educator. We are here to help you find your community and support you in meeting your academic goals.
Timely Resources
Find information about college- and department-level welcome sessions.
Find more resourcse for housing, transportation, child care and more.
Learn more about graduate and family housing options and processes at CU Boulder.
Sometimes, things happen. We are here to help. Connect with a Student Emergency Fund case worker who will work with you to find the best path forward.
Campus Employment Opportunities
Find Your Community
If you’re interested in connecting with other graduate students, check out some of these campus groups. Your department may also host organizations and events — see their websites for details.
- CU Engineering BOLD student societies, including NSBE, SWE and SHPE/MAES
- CU Engineering International Student Advisory Board
- Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) - Providing mentorship, support & more for women in STEM fields
- Out in STEM (oSTEM) - Networking, social events & safe space for the LGBTQ+ community
- STEM Routes - Graduate student-led organization working to create an inclusive, supportive community for students in STEM
- Graduate Students of Color Collective - Creating & maintaining space for students of color
- CU Boulder Graduate and Professional Student Government - Supports initiatives that empower graduate students to pursue their goals
Graduate School Resources
The Graduate School at CU Boulder sets many of the policies and rules that will guide your education. We recommend familiarizing yourself with their policies, as well as with the services and resources they provide for graduate students.
Graduate School Events & Deadlines
Graduate School Quick Links
Find Your Degree Requirements
Taking the Next Step
As you prepare for life after graduate school, CU Boulder has you covered, with resources to help you chart your path in industry, academia or research.
The ProReady Passport for Graduate Students is a compilation of resources, experiences and events to help you prepare for career success in academia or industry.
If your future includes teaching, the CTL sponsors a range of programs that enable educators to make sustained inquiries into teaching and learning.
This campus office offers individual appointments, workshops and online resources that can help you identify transferable skills, search for jobs, prepare your job application, and bring you face-to-face with potential employers.