Events
The GRAD Center organizes several events during the semester for students interested in professional development opportunities, building skills to succeed in their graduate programs, social events and activities to engage graduate students with the campus community.
Resources
The Advancement to Graduate Education (AGE) Conference is an all-day event where students learn about graduate school. If you are preparing for or applying to graduate school, we encourage you to attend the conference.
The AGE Workshop series takes place in the fall and spring semesters. This series of workshops is designed to help students explore, prepare for, apply to, and transition into graduate school. To learn more about each pathway, please select one of the links below.
Learn more about the Exploring Workshops
Learn more about the Preparing Workshops
Learn more about the Applying Workshops
Learn more about the Transitioning Workshops
Did you know that CSUN has over 70 graduate programs? The AGE Fair is designed to connect students with Graduate Coordinators from each of our graduate programs. Students who are interested in attending CSUN for graduate school are encouraged to attend.
Learn more about the AGE Graduate Program Coordinator Fair
The CSUNposium is a conference that showcases research and creative activity conducted by CSUN students across all academic disciplines.
The California State University Systemwide Student Research competition brings together undergraduates and graduates from the 23 campuses to showcase their research and creative works.
The GRAD Center organizes several social events and activities. Students can interact with other graduate students and have a chance to win prizes.
Students can find a variety of resources at the GRAD Center that will help them prepare for the GRE.
The Ph.D. Application Bootcamp is designed to assist students who are applying to doctoral programs.
Learn more about the Ph.D. Application Bootcamp
The Student Success Series offers information and workshop opportunities that help students find valuable resources