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Graduate Admissions (On Campus)

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Norwich University offers two residential master’s degree programs as well as Accelerated Master's programs. 

Accelerated Master's programs

Earn your degree faster with Accelerated Master's programs. Norwich's Accelerated Master's programs allow you to earn your graduate degree in as little as one year after completing your undergraduate degree.  
NU's Accelerated Master’s programs allow you to earn your bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in less time, advancing your education quicker. 

By completing graduate coursework in your senior year for dual credit, you’ll streamline your educational journey and easily transition from an undergraduate degree to a graduate degree.

Don't see your degree of interest? For a complete list of our online Master's program offerings please visit our College of Graduate and Continuing Studies.

Master of Architecture (M.Arch.)

Norwich offers a one year program for students who have a previous Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts Degree in Architecture, and a longer program for students with a baccalaureate degree in any non-architecture field. Both programs require that previously earned degrees were granted by an accredited institution.

LEARN MORE ABOUT MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE

  • Apply Here (new browser window will open)
  • Select the Degree Category “Masters Candidate”
  • Select the Academic Major “Masters of Architecture” with the correct option: MArch I (for students who have a Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture” or MArch III (for all others)
  • Select the appropriate Entry Term (i.e. "Fall 2025")
  • Submit any letters of recommendation and transcripts with your application.
  • Additional application requirements (i.e. portfolios, etc) will be submitted through the student portal after you submit the initial application. You will receive a link and password to the portal after you submit your application. Detailed information on these requirements is posted on the portal. Application requirements include:
    • Letter of Application 
    • Studio Work/Portfolio
    • Research & Writing Samples
    • College Transcripts
    • Other materials (Optional)

If you have general questions about applying to Norwich University as master's program candidate, or are interested in applying, contact the admissions office at admissions@norwich.edu or 1 (802) 485-2001.

Master of Architecture Graduate Program Director: Dr. Eleanor D'Aponte edapont@norwich.edu, (802) 485-2627.

If you are interested in our Online Master’s Programs, please visit Norwich University Online.

  • Rolling Admissions, with a priority deadline of Feb 1
  • Deposit Deadline for Fall Enrollment: May 1
  • Deposit Deadline for Spring Enrollment: Dec 1

A schedule of tuition and fees is available on the Bursar’s page.

  • Master’s Candidates who are not current Norwich students, but who are less than 24 years old, may apply for on-campus housing on a space-available basis through the Norwich Residential Life Housing Director at NUResLife@norwich.edu.
  • Master’s Candidates who are current Norwich students may apply for on-campus housing through the Norwich Residential Life Housing Director at NUResLife@norwich.edu.
  • Undergraduate students will have priority for on-campus housing.

Master of Athletic Training (M.AT.)

Norwich offers an accelerated Master’s in Athletic Training degree program for students in the Norwich Health Science major (students can earn a Bachelor’s in Health Science and a Master’s in Athletic Training in five total years), and a two-year Master’s in Athletic Training for students who have already earned their bachelor’s degree in another field from an accredited institution.

LEARN MORE ABOUT MASTER OF ATHLETIC TRAINING

  • Apply Here (new browser window will open)
  • Select the Degree Category “Masters Candidate”
  • Select the Academic Major “Masters Athletic Training”
  • Select the appropriate Entry Term (i.e. "Fall 2021")
  • Submit any letters of recommendation (required for the MAT program) and transcripts with your application.
  • If applying for the MAT, complete the NU ATP Technical Standards on the application.
  • Additional application requirements (i.e. certification of observation hours, etc) will be submitted through the student portal after you submit the initial application. You will receive a link and password to the portal after you submit your application.

If you have general questions about applying to Norwich University as master's program candidate, or are interested in applying, contact the admissions office at admissions@norwich.edu or 1 (802) 485-2001.

Master of Athletic Training Graduate Program Director: Dr. Greg Jancaitis gjancait@norwich.edu (802) 485-2231

If you are interested in our Online Master’s Programs, please visit Norwich University Online.

  • Rolling Admissions, with a priority deadline of Feb 1
  • Internal candidates for the Master of Athletic Training program already enrolled at Norwich must submit all materials no later than 1 March.
  • Deposit Deadline for Fall Enrollment: May 1
  • Deposit Deadline for Spring Enrollment: Dec 1

A schedule of tuition and fees is available on the Bursar’s page.

  • Master’s Candidates who are not current Norwich students, but who are less than 24 years old, may apply for on-campus housing on a space-available basis through the Norwich Residential Life Housing Director at NUResLife@norwich.edu.
  • Master’s Candidates who are current Norwich students may apply for on-campus housing through the Norwich Residential Life Housing Director at NUResLife@norwich.edu.
  • Undergraduate students will have priority for on-campus housing.