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Located in "Maryland's coastal college town," Salisbury University’s (SU) Graduate School has built a legacy of being the place to be for those who want to reach unlimited heights and be the leader in fields that tomorrow needs. Here, they find programmes respected nationwide, distinctive opportunities for research and other hands-on scholarly activities, mentorship from accomplished faculty experts, and a welcoming spirit of support and collaboration.
“Our goal is to empower and enable faculty, staff, and students by providing support that ensures greatness,” says Dr. Clifton P. Griffin, Dean of Graduate Studies and Research.
Liberal Arts at Salisbury University: Shaping the leaders of tomorrow
91%
of graduates would choose SU Graduate School again if they had to do it over
100%
of graduates secure full or part-time employment within a year
96%
of alumni feel SU prepared them for their current job (Fulton School alumni work at the United Nations, Smithsonian Institution and Library of Congress!)
Transformative and impactful online master’s degrees
Hear from the graduates
Hear from the graduates
MBA graduate Kelvin Wong was drawn to the Graduate School’s curriculum, flexible delivery and affordability. Seeking to advance his career, whether in leadership or entrepreneurship, while not leaving behind his full-time job as a physical therapist then, the MBA stood out as a top choice.
As a healthcare professional, Wong could apply what he learned immediately – an approach that has fast-tracked him to senior leadership roles. After completing the MBA, he was was promoted from Multi-Site Clinic Director to Director of University Relations and Recruitment at ATI Physical Therapy.
"Regardless of your current field of work, this programme will provide you with the knowledge to lead and run a successful business. It has accelerated my career, opening opportunities outside of operations in healthcare."
Eric Wen,
Electronic and Electrical Engineering
The most interesting aspect of the course was learning about the new algorithms for improving a problem solution. The other excellent part is using a concept learnt in class to complete assignments. The best learning outcome for me is when I complete assignments individually and figure out the output. The lecturers are very supportive in clearing any queries. I would reach out to them after their sessions ended or during their office hours to get my questions answered. If a lecturer has a discussion board on the module’s canvas page, I would reach out to them over there for coursework-related queries.
Sriram Karthikeyan Raajesh Prabhu,
MSc Advanced Computer Science