The School of Graduate Studies offers a variety of training and learning opportunities designed to help graduate students succeed throughout their
graduate school experience. This page serves as a central hub for resources, courses, and trainings on topics such as being a successful graduate
student, how to teach online, RCR training, required Learn Blue trainings, international student tax information, and graduate teaching courses including
CEUS 7901, 7902, and 7903.
Explore the available resources on this page to find opportunities that will support and enchance your learning, teaching, and success as a graduate
student at USU.
Graduate School Courses
The School of Graduate Studies offers professional development courses designed to help you build your skills, navigate graduate school, and feel more
prepared for your graduate experience.
Teaching Training
- CEUS 7901 Graduate Grader Training
- CEUS 7902 Graduate Teaching Assistant Training
- CEUS 7903 Graduate Instructor Training
Are you a graduate assistant, graduate teaching assistant, or
graduate grader? View our in-depth teaching training page.
Graduate School Development (Coming Fall 2027)
- Foundations for Graduate School Success
- Building and Maintaining Motivivation in Graduate School
- Learning Strategies for Graduate School
Graduate Student Development courses are optional courses to aid your
student success as a graduate student at USU.
Learn Blue Trainings
Learn Blue trainings help graduate students learn important information for success at Utah State University. These online trainings cover topics such as
student responsibilities, safety, privacy, respectful work environments, and other important university policies and resources. Some trainings are
required for graduate students, while others may be recommended based on your role or program. These trainings are automatically assigned to your
Learn Blue Dashboard.
Other Trainings
The Graduate School also offers additional training opportunities to
help graduate students build skills and knowledge that support their
academic and professional development. These trainings may cover a
variety of topics and will be added as opportunities become available.
Some of these trainings may be required for graduate students based
on your role or program, and may be optional.
If you are unsure if you are required to do any of the other trainings on this page, please contact your Graduate Program Coordinator.