Financing graduate education is a challenge for many students. The Palumbo-Donahue School offers competitive financial awards (including scholarships, fellowships and graduate assistantships) on a merit basis to domestic and international full-time students in all of our graduate programs. Up to six fellowships are awarded each year.
Initial awards are based on application credentials, undergraduate transcripts and standardized test score reports. Awards for subsequent semesters are based on academic performance in graduate coursework at Duquesne and award-specific criteria.
Available for the following programs: MS in Accountancy, MS in Analytics & Information Management, and MS in Supply Chain
Management Graduate Assistantships provide partial tuition assistance in exchange for service
to the University on specialized assignments. Types of assignments vary year to year
and are determined by the supervising faculty/staff member. However, typical work
assignments include research, class assistance, consulting projects, or database entry.
Graduate Assistants are required to work between 13-20 hours per week during a semester
in exchange for a set number of credits of tuition assistance. How to Qualify: How to Apply: Deadlines: Many employers provide financial support for continuing education. We encourage students
to check with their Human Resource department. Duquesne offers a tuition deferment
plan for students whose employers do not reimburse until the course is completed.
Beyer Scholarship
Nichols Scholarship
Specialized Masters Financial Aid & Assistantships
Graduate Assistantships
Please complete your application:
Employer Tuition Assistance