Outcome figures are institution wide, from the US Department of Education College Scorecard.
GRENot stated
English test (TOEFL or IELTS)Not stated
Minimum GPANot stated
Recommendation lettersNot stated
Prior degreeSee policy
Bachelor
Statement of purposeNot stated
“Applicants to the doctoral program in International Peace Studies must hold a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution and a master’s degree in Peace Studies or a related field.”
“All admitted students receive a full tuition scholarship, generous stipend ( Cost-of-living in South Bend ), health insurance, and additional funding for conference travel and research activities.”
“$39,000 for Kroc/Keough Ph.D. students (up to $48,000 for select fellows )”
Extracted from kroc.nd.edu (opens in new tab) and graduateschool.nd.edu (opens in new tab) · latest recorded check 2026-09-08
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