Additional Campus Resources

The University of Michigan Library provides extensive library resources for graduate students, including access to a vast collection of digital and print materials across multiple disciplines. Students can utilize specialized research guides, databases, and journals, and also benefit from interlibrary loan services for materials not available within the university's collection. The library offers workshops and one-on-one consultations to help students develop research skills and effective data management practices. There are also dedicated spaces for study and collaboration, equipped with advanced technology and software. Additionally, Michigan's library system offers support for publishing and archiving theses and dissertations. Students have 24/7 access to many resources online, ensuring flexible support for their academic needs.

U-M Libraries

Hatcher Graduate Library

International Studies Libraries

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives for graduate students aim to create an inclusive and supportive environment across campus. Programs focus on increasing representation of diverse groups, providing DEI training, and fostering an equitable academic experience. Graduate students can engage in workshops, participate in DEI committees, and access resources designed to address specific needs and challenges. The Rackham Graduate School offers dedicated support through its DEI Certificate Program and various funding opportunities. The university is committed to promoting a culture of belonging and equal opportunity for all graduate students.

Learn more about Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion at the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA), Rackham and at the University of Michigan. 

U-M's Veteran and Military Services provides support and resources for student veterans, active duty, reservists, National Guard, and their dependents. It assists with navigating benefits such as the GI Bill and other financial aid options, while offering tailored academic advising and career services. The office also fosters a sense of community through events and networking opportunities to connect veterans on campus. This comprehensive support helps veterans successfully transition into university life and achieve their educational goals.

The University of Michigan offers a range of resources for DACA graduate students to support their academic and personal success. The university provides tailored advising and support through the Office of Academic Multicultural Initiatives, including financial aid guidance and legal resources. There are also dedicated spaces and community-building events to help foster a sense of belonging. Additionally, the university offers mental health services and advocacy to address the unique challenges faced by DACA students. Moreover, students have access to workshops and resources focused on navigating their academic journey and professional development opportunities.  Visit Rackham's Undocumented and DACAmented Students page for more information. 

U-M Campus Information Center

The Campus Information Center (CIC) serves as a central hub for information and assistance, offering guidance on campus navigation, events, and resources. The CIC provides brochures, maps, and an array of informational materials to help students acclimate to university life. It also maintains a comprehensive website and staff ready to answer questions via phone, email, or in person. Additionally, the CIC connects students with various campus services and opportunities to enhance their academic and social experiences.