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When a student has made considerable progress towards the completion of a degree, Minnesota State University Moorhead will extend to the campus community, family and friends an opportunity to share in the student’s academic success. The following minimum requirements must be met to award a posthumous baccalaureate degree.
Students completing two or more majors with different degree designations will be awarded the more appropriate degree, except that the B.S. degree shall be given if one major is in a field of professional teaching. Students who seek more than one baccalaureate degree (different designation, i.e. B.A. and B.S.) will be required to complete at least 30 credits beyond the minimum of 120 or 128 credits applied to the first degree.
Minnesota State University Moorhead shall actively investigate any report of a missing student who is enrolled at the University. Any missing student reports must be referred immediately to the Department of Public Safety which has the responsibility to initiate an investigation.
Any student, staff, or faculty wanting to bring an animal/birds/fish on MSUM property for artistic purposes must first obtain written permission from their department chairperson.
The Number of Credits Required for a Graduate Degree policy outlines that minimum of 30 credits is required for completion of a master’s or specialist degree at Minnesota State University Moorhead (MSUM).
The Purpose for Selection and Review of Graduate Faculty The quality of the graduate degrees granted by Minnesota State University Moorhead depends upon the qualifications and expertise of faculty involved in the entire graduate educational experience. Selection and review of Graduate Faculty is designed to account for quality, expertise, and participation in graduate education.
MSUM policy on graduate residence and graduate transfer of credit into a masters or specialist degree program.
The Liberal Arts and Sciences Curriculum matches the goal areas of the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum with the exception of Goal Area 11: Information Literacy. This goal area is embedded in the curriculum of Goal Areas IA through 10 and is satisfied through completion of the other goal areas.
The Grants and Sponsored Projects Office supports MSUM’s efforts to obtain grants and external funding and coordinates the administrative activities associated with awards, award agreements, award compliance, and sponsored projects in collaboration with MSUM’s Finance and Administration offices.
When key or card access is to be granted to faculty, staff, students or vendor/contractors, permission must be given through the electronic form to the Department of Public Safety. Student class lists in Excel or similar format which are signed by the instructor and approved by the department chair will be accepted via email. Standard due dates shall be used for semester or yearly key requests.