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B U L L E T I N O F I N F O R M A T I O N U N I V E R S I T Y O F N O T R E D A M E G R A D U A T E P R O G R A M S 2 0 0 7 UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME – 2 0 0 8 GRADUATE PROGRAMS 2007–2008 2007–2008 Bulletin of Information University of Notre Dame Graduate Programs and Policies Postmaster: Send address changes to: The Graduate School Attn: Bulletin editor 502 Main Building University of Notre Dame Notre Dame IN 46556 Publication postage paid at Notre Dame, IN 46556 Published five times a year, once in February and four times in August, by the University of Notre Dame. Publication number (USPS 0074-280) The University reserves the right to change its admis- sion, registration, and graduation requirements as necessary. The course offerings and requirements of the University of Notre Dame are continually under examination and revisions are expected. This Bulletin of Information is not a contract; it merely presents the offerings and requirements in effect at the time of publication and in no way guarantees that the of- ferings and requirements will remain the same. Every effort will be made to provide advance information of any changes. ©2007 by the University of Notre Dame. All rights reserved. This bulletin was printed on recycled paper. Volume 103 Number 4 August 2007 2 The Michiana Regional Transportation Center provides from one location services for travel by air, train, bus, and rental car, including the South Shore Railroad, an electric commuter train to Chicago. South Bend is also served by Amtrak. The city lies about 90 miles east of Chicago, Illinois, 140 miles north of Indianapolis, Indiana, and 200 miles west of Detroit, Michigan. Contents Academic Calendar 2007-2008 5 Academic Integrity . 15 Research Opportunities and Support . 21 Academic Counselor . 16 Office of Research . 21 Academic Calendar 2008-2009 6 Grievance and Appeal Procedures . 16 Graduate Student Union Conference Requirements for the Master’s Degree . 16 Presentation Grant Program . 21 The University 7 Credit Hours . 16 Graduate Student Research Support . 21 Notice of Nondiscrimination . 7 Residency . 16 Oak Ridge Associated Universities . 22 The Spirit of Inclusion at Notre Dame . 7 Foreign Language Requirement . 16 Policies on Harassment . 7 Degree Eligibility . 16 Postdoctoral Scholars . 22 Officers of the University . 7 Thesis Directors . 16 Research Associates . 22 Other Members of the Officer Group . 7 Master’s Examination . 16 Teaching Scholars . 22 Board of Trustees . 7 Admission to Candidacy . 16 Visiting Scholars . 22 Trustees Emeriti . 8 Thesis Requirement . 16 Research Visitors . 22 Submitting the Thesis . 16 The Graduate School 9 Requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy University Resources and Policies . .22 History . 9 Degree . 17 Academic Resources . 22 Administration . 9 Credit Hours . 17 University Libraries . 22 Officers of Administration . 9 Residency . 17 Information Technologies . 23 In the Graduate School . 9 Foreign Language Requirement . 17 Institute for Scholarship in the The Graduate Council . 9 Award of Master’s Degree to Doctoral Liberal Arts . 23 Ex Officio Members . 9 Students . 17 Kaneb Center for Teaching and Elected Members . 9 Degree Eligibility . 17 Learning . 24 Appointees . 9 Advisers and Dissertation Directors . 17 The Snite Museum of Art . 24 Additional Members . 10 Candidacy Examination . 17 Interdisciplinary and Specialized Graduate Student Representatives . 10 Admission to Candidacy . 17 Research Centers and Institutes . 24 Graduate School Representatives The Dissertation . 17 Inter-University Visitation Program . 25 (Non-Voting) . 10 Defense of the Dissertation . 18 Other Facilities and Services . 25 Graduate Student Union . 10 Submitting the Dissertation . 18 Campus Ministry . 25 Graduate Degrees Granted . 10 Campus Security . 25 Areas and Fields of Study . 10 Financial Information . 18 Child Care . 25 Tuition and Expenses . 18 Disability Services . 25 Academic Regulations . .12 Tuition . 18 Food Services . 25 Admission to the Graduate School . 12 Fees . 18 Career Services . 26 Application Requirements . 12 Financial Arrangements . 19 Health Services . 26 Admission to Multiple Degree Programs 12 Withdrawal Regulations . 19 International Student Services Admission to Joint Degree Programs . 13 Housing . 19 and Activities . 26 Nondegree Applicants . 13 Insurance . 19 Multicultural Student Programs and Acceptance . 13 Worker’s Compensation Insurance . 19 Services . 26 Enrollment in the University . 13 Travel Accident Insurance . 19 Parking . 26 Full-time and Part-time Status . 13 Travel Reimbursement . 19 University Counseling Center . 26 Academic Good Standing . 13 Health Insurance Subsidy Program . 19 Continuous Enrollment . 13 Financial Support . 20 The School of Architecture 29 Leave of Absence . 13 Council of Graduate Schools Policy Medical Separation from Academic on Accepted Offers of Admission . 20 The Division of Engineering 33 Duties . 14 Categories of Support . 20 Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering . 33 Withdrawal from the Program . 14 Fellowships . 20 Bioengineering . .37 Access to Computing Services . 14 Assistantships . 20 Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering . 37 Registration and Courses . 14 The Army ROTC Two-year Program . 20 Civil Engineering and Geological Sciences . 40 Maximal Registration . 14 Employment and Loans . 21 Computer Science and Engineering . .43 Course Numbers . 14 Office of Financial Aid . 21 Electrical Engineering . 46 Add/Drop Policy . 14 Maintaining Financial Aid Eligibility . 21 Engineering and Law Dual Degree Program . .50 Grades . 14 Federal Stafford Loan . 21 Transfer Credits . 15 Federal Perkins Loan . 21 The Notre Dame Loan . 21 Contents The Division of Humanities 51 The Division of Social Sciences 159 Art, Art History, and Design . 51 Economics . .159 Classics . 57 Education . 163 Early Christian Studies . .61 Peace Studies . .168 East Asian Languages and Literatures . 61 Political Science . .173 English . 62 Psychology . .180 History . 66 Sociology . 187 History and Philosophy of Science . 74 Literature . 79 Teaching and Research Faculty 193 Medieval Studies . 87 Philosophy . .100 Campus Map 202 Romance Languages and Literatures . .107 Theology . .112 GRE Subject Test Requirements 205 The Division of Science 135 Correspondence 207 Biological Sciences . .135 Chemistry and Biochemistry . .138 Index 209 GLOBES . .142 Mathematics . .142 M .D ./Ph .D . Joint Degree Program . 148 The Molecular Biosciences Program . .149 Physics . .151 Academic Calendar 2007-2008 Fall Semester 2007 Spring Semester 2008 Summer Session 2008 August January June 28: Classes begin; 15: Classes begin 17: Classes begin Mass—formal opening of school year 23: Last day for course changes 20: Dissertation and thesis formatting checks due September February July 5: Last day for course changes 1: Deadline for applying to the Graduate School for 11: Last day for master’s examinations and Ph.D. fall semester 2008 admission and financial aid dissertation defenses for graduation in August October 2008 March 20: Midsemester break begins 18: Last day for presenting completed theses and 29: Classes resume 1: Midsemester break begins dissertations in the Graduate School office for 10: Classes resume graduation in August 2008 November 20: Dissertation and thesis formatting checks due 31: Last class day 21: Easter holiday begins 1: Application deadline for admission to the Graduate School for spring semester 2008 25: Classes resume; August 2: Last day for course discontinuance Last day for course discontinuance 6: August official graduation date (no ceremony) 16: Dissertation and thesis formatting checks due 22: Thanksgiving holiday begins April 26: Classes resume 11: Last day for master’s examinations and Ph.D. 28: Registration for spring semester 2008 dissertation defenses for graduation in May 2008 16: Registration for fall semester 2008 December 18: Last day for presenting completed theses and 7: Last day for master’s examinations and Ph.D. dissertations in the Graduate School office for dissertation defenses for graduation in January graduation in May 2008 2008 30: Last class day 11: Last class day 12: Reading days begin May 14: Final examinations begin; 1: Reading days begin Last day for presenting completed theses and 5: Final examinations begin dissertations in the Graduate School office for 12: All grades submitted through insideND by graduation in January 2008 3:45 p.m. 22: All grades submitted through insideND by 16: Commencement weekend begins 3:45 p.m. January 6: January official graduation date (no ceremony) All dates subject to change For more information, visit the Office of the Registrar’s Web site at http://registrar nd edu Academic Calendar 2008-2009 Fall Semester 2008 Spring Semester 2009 Summer Session 2009 August January June 26: Classes begin; 13: Classes begin 23: Classes begin Mass—formal opening of school year 21: Last day for course changes 26: Dissertation and thesis formatting checks due September February July 3: Last day for course changes 1: Deadline for applying to the Graduate School for 17: Last day for master’s examinations and Ph.D. fall semester 2009 admission and financial aid dissertation defenses for graduation in August October 2009 18: Midsemester break begins March 24: Last day for presenting completed theses and 27: Classes resume 7: Midsemester break begins dissertations in the Graduate School office for 31: Last day for course discontinuance 16: Classes resume graduation in August 2009 18: Registration for summer session 2009 begins November 20: Last day
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