Graduate Studies at Winona State University

Graduate Studies at Winona State

Winona State offers more than 30 graduate programs in three colleges that lead to the master’s, specialist, and Doctor of Nursing Practice degrees, as well as licensure and certificate programs. Through their achievements, our graduates prove the value of programs such as nursing, education, educational leadership, counselor education, and English.
 

Further Your Career 

Whether you are interested in furthering your education to qualify for a new job, change careers, or advance in your current position, our graduate programs are designed to help you position yourself for the future. While Winona State University was founded 150 years ago, we remain committed to the primacy of teaching and learning, the significance of the individual, and the importance of a practical education within a highly personalized approach to graduate study.

 

Welcome President Olson!
Welcome President Olson!

Scott R. Olson has been appointed the 15th president of Winona State University and begins his duties July 16.

Special Education Grad Program
Special Education Grad Program

Further your education. Explore the Special Education Graduate Program to gain more experience in the field.

Graduate Nursing Programs
Graduate Nursing Programs

Gain advanced clinical, organizational, and leadership competencies for the healthcare environment.

WSU Selects 2012-13 Common Book
The Winona State University Common Book Project has selected “Guyland: The Perilous World Where Boys Become Men” by Michael Kimmel as the 2012-13 common book.
WSU Honored for Journalism
WSU KQAL radio station and mass communication students took home regional journalism awards at this year’s Midwest Journalism Conference.
Student Wins National Theatre Award
WSU student Tiffany Streng won a national theatre award at the Irene Ryan National Acting Scholarship Auditions at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.
GRSF Offers Free Previews
GRSF Offers Free Previews

Kick off the 2012 Great River Shakespeare Festival season with two free previews June 20-21.