Graduate Student Resources
Campus Resources
The UW Career and Internship Center offers workshops, resume help, career advice, job search advice, HuskyJobs listings, employer interviews and more.
The UW Counseling Center is a mental health resource staffed by psychologists and mental health counselors who provide developmentally-based counseling, assessment, and crisis intervention services.
UW International Student Services provides support specific to international students including work, visas, travel and more.
Graduate Student Resources
The Graduate School website provides important information for graduate students and postdocs including degree requirements, policies and procedures, information on fellowships, assistantships, and awards, and resources for professional development. Students are responsible for reviewing their policies and procedures, especially pertaining to degree completion. Find extensive information on fellowships and grants!
GPSS is the official student government for graduate and professional students at the University of Washington. GPSS is comprised of two senators from each degree-granting department, four officers, and several staff members. GPSS represents students to the University and the Legislature, funds graduate programming, and hosts regular social events. They also offer travel funding.
GSEE (pronounced “gee-see”) for the Office of Graduate Student Equity & Excellence, offers various resources and events to promote the success of all graduate students. They support:
- Outreach, Recruitment and Graduate Student Success
- Professional Development and Community Building
- Graduate Funding Opportunities
- Scholarship and Research
- Advocacy, Consulting and Advising
Registration and Enrollment
Registration is done online through MyUW. Registration dates for each quarter are provided in the University’s academic calendar. When registering for research credits such as BHI 600 (Research), 700 (Thesis) or 800 (Dissertation), please request your advisor’s faculty code from the Graduate Program Advisor once you’ve obtained faculty permission to register for research credits.
Graduate students must be enrolled on a full-time, part-time, or official On-Leave basis throughout their entire program. Alert your faculty advisor and the Graduate Program Advisor if you plan to go on leave. To request on-leave status, review the policy and request instructions here:
Graduate School On-Leave Policy
Graduate School On-Leave Request
Graduate School Funding
Office of Fellowships and Awards
Office of Student Financial Aid
Graduate Funding Information Service (GFIS) Blog
Graduate Student Employment
Student Travel Resources and Policies
UW Global Travel Policies, International Travel Registry and Emergency Resources
Find travel forms for all BHI students on the Academic Policies and Forms page.