Office of
Research and Creative Scholarship

Graduate Research

Graduate students account for approximately one-third of the entire student body at Andrews University.

They are involved in a variety of research projects both independently and in cooperation with Andrews faculty members. The products of their research can be found on the Dissertation and Thesis Database. A complete bibliography of theses and dissertations completed at a Seventh-day Adventist university (1935-2012) is available for download here.

Presentations and Publications

Students have presented at conferences such as American Schools of Oriental Research, Society for Neuroscience, and Michigan College English Association Conference. Additionally, they publish research in outlets sponsored by Andrews University and the wider academic community.

 

Grants-in-Aid-of-Research

Recipients of Andrews University Grants-in-Aid-of-Research (GAR). Andrews offers graduate students the opportunity to apply for a Grant-in-Aid-of-Research of up to $1000 to help defray their research expenses (travel for research and other research expenses).

 

Funded Student Research

Research experience helps students develop skills that are important for equipping them to meet the challenges of living in a complex and competitive world. Much of the success of the research at Andrews can be attributed to our students who support our hardworking faculty each year. Student researchers are funded through Internal and External Grants.

 

Awards, External Grants and Fellowships

Students have received a variety of awards and fellowships including the Outstanding Dissertation Award, American Schools of Oriental Research Platt Excavation Fellowship, and Biblical Archaeology Society Scholarship.