The University of Notre Dame, guided by its mission to be a force for good, is committed to striving for the relief, defense, and uplifting of those oppressed by poverty. The Notre Dame Law School advances this mission by educating a different kind of lawyer, one who is driven to advocate for and safeguard the dignity of all human lives, … Read More

Talented professors are the single greatest resource of a research university, and the University of Notre Dame is no exception. The presence of exceptional teacher-scholars on the faculty affects every aspect of the University: from the quality of academic programs and student recruits, to Notre Dame’s ranking among elite universities, to the real-world impact of the University’s research programs. As … Read More

The research carried out on the Notre Dame campus advances the limits of human understanding and the University’s calling to be a force for good. As important as the work that is occurring in ND labs is, it is equally important that this work be translated to the market, where it can improve the human condition. To achieve this goal, … Read More

The University of Notre Dame fosters scholarship and innovation that creates real solutions for social good. The College of Engineering embodies this pursuit, and accordingly, we hire and support professors who provide an unsurpassed education and innovative research — discovering and integrating knowledge; advancing human health and well-being; supporting the sustainability of our built and natural environment; and promoting fair … Read More

Notre Dame’s Catholic mission enables the exploration of the relationship between the arts and the sacred with greater range and freedom than is possible at most universities. A new building for the Department of Art, Art History, and Design, along with additional faculty hires, will enable the interdisciplinary study of and participation in the richness of Catholicism’s two millennia of … Read More

Over 80% of open jobs require digital skills, and by 2025, it is estimated that 95 million more positions across disciplines will require technical skills. Growing student interest and employer needs require our Technology and Digital Studies Programs to augment offerings for liberal arts students to hone skills in computing technology, data science, and software development. Our students must be ready to meet the demands of today and the future.

Now serving over 2,700 undergraduate and over 700 graduate students annually, the Mendoza College of Business has an immediate need for additional space to ensure access for more Notre Dame students and preparation of the next generation of global business leaders. The North Addition will be part of central campus next to the existing Mendoza building, featuring a spacious North Auditorium that will host premier speaking events and “Foundations”-level introductory courses for all incoming students.

The world needs graduate engineering programs that teach specialized skills to design, build, and innovate for a better community. The Engineering for Action program enables Ph.D. students to devote their last year to translating their research into products that can change lives.

A strong research program elevates the student experience and the University’s impact on the world. It relies on graduate students and postdoctoral scholars. Prestigious fellowships and a unique science training program allow us to recruit the best scholars and advance research in service to society.