University of Dubuque

Fact Sheet – Fiscal Year 2011-2012

STUDENT ENROLLMENT (2011-2012)

Total Enrollment 2,013 – Students (Fall ‘11)

· Undergraduate = 1,676 students (1,525 full time, 151 part time)

· Graduate = 154 students (54 full time, 100 part time)

· Seminary = 183 students (DMIN, MAMC, MDV, UNC, MDV online, MAMC online)

New Student Body – 404 First Year Students, 174 Transfers (578 new students)

Diverse Student Community – representing 31 states and 14 countries

97% students receive financial assistance

97% of UD faculty has earned an appropriate graduate degree. The student-to-faculty ratio is 14:1.

Annual tuition, Room and Board is approximately $29,950 (college), $25,085 (seminary)

FAST FACTS

Current UD Operating Budget FY ‘11 - $38.7 million

UD Begins Construction on Performing Arts and Campus Center

Construction of the new center began in June and is scheduled to be completed Spring 2013. The building will include a black box theatre, auditorium (seats 1,000), practice space, gallery, cyber café, and classroom space dedicated to the arts. It will also house the campus mail/print room, Student Life offices, a convenience store, and an ice cream counter.

UDTS to Offer Master of Arts in Missional Christianity Utilizing Distance Education

The Master of Arts in Missional Christianity will equip women and men for competent leadership in missional ministry in congregations or other settings. This may take the form of ministers of outreach, urban ministry, new church development, youth ministry, parish nursing, or work with para-church organizations. This degree is available online as well as residential. UDTS is the first Presbyterian (PCUSA) seminary to offer two graduate theological degrees utilizing distance learning.

Paul and Sara Knuth Endowed Scholarship

The University of Dubuque has recently received a generous gift of more than $900,000 from the estate of Helen E. Knuth ‘33 (1912-2010) to establish the Paul and Sara Knuth Endowed Scholarship. The scholarship is named to honor the memory of Helen's parents, Paul, a philosophy professor at UD from 1912-1919, and Sara Walker Knuth. Recipients of the scholarship will be full-time students with a GPA of at least 3.0, and who demonstrate their desire of earning a degree. Paul and Sara's commitment to education inspired their daughters, and this scholarship recognizes the high value the family placed on education.

ACADEMICS

Undergraduate Majors

 
Accounting

Aviation Management

Biology

Biology – Secondary Education

Business Administration

Communication

Computer Graphics/Interactive Media

Computer Information Systems

Elementary Education

English

English – Secondary Education

Environmental Science

Fine and Performing Arts

Flight Operations

General Science – Secondary Education

Health Education - Teaching

Health, Wellness, & Recreation

Nursing

Philosophy

Physical Education Teaching, K-12

Psychology

Religious Studies

Sociology – Criminal Justice

Graduate Majors

Master of Arts in Communication

Master of Arts in Missional Christianity

Doctor of Ministry

Master of Business Administration

Master of Divinity