Students

Current Student Resources

Resources, tools, and information to support your academic experience, personal growth, and life at Minerva.

Key Resources

Access the most commonly used tools, systems, and student information:

Additional updates, deadlines, and program information are shared through official student communications and myMinerva.

Your Academic Experience

Minerva’s curriculum is designed to help you develop how you think, learn, and apply knowledge across contexts.

Throughout your program, you will:

Participate in active, discussion-based seminars

Apply concepts to real-world challenges

Receive continuous feedback from faculty

Build transferable skills across disciplines

Students can access course materials, schedules, academic requirements, and advising resources through myMinerva.

Academic Resources

Explore Your Academic Path

Students have access to resources, advising, and faculty support across all five colleges:

Each college includes:

Advising resources

Degree planning information

Faculty bios and office hours

Career and internship resources

Research opportunities

Student communities and academic support

Curriculum Resources

Students can explore curriculum pathways and academic support resources throughout their Minerva experience.

Tools for Learning & Research

Minerva provides a range of academic support resources designed to strengthen learning, research, writing, and collaboration.

Find more The Science of Learning Resources.

Learning Beyond the Classroom

Students apply their learning through research, civic engagement, internships, and applied projects across global contexts.

Resources on myMinerva include:

Civic Projects

Research & Internship Experiences

Student Research Symposia

Faculty-Guided Capstone Projects

Integrated Learning Opportunities

Important Student Support Contacts

Emergency Services

For life-threatening emergencies, students should immediately contact local emergency services or go to the nearest hospital emergency room.

City Specific Emergency Contacts

Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS)

Minerva’s CAPS team provides culturally-informed counseling and psychological services for currently enrolled students.

Contact:
caps@minerva.edu

24/7 Mental Health Support

Minerva partners with Telus Health to provide students with free, global 24/7 phone and chat support for urgent mental health concerns.

https://studentsupport.telushealth.com/

General Student Concerns

For non-urgent concerns regarding a currently enrolled student:

studentlife@minerva.edu

Prohibited Sexual Conduct & Relationship Violence

Reports of prohibited sexual conduct, including sexual assault and relationship violence, are taken seriously and addressed promptly.

Contact:
psc@minerva.edu

Life Across Global Cities

Minerva’s global model creates opportunities for students to engage deeply with local communities, cultures, and experiences.

Students participate in:

City experiences

Civic engagement opportunities

Volunteer activities

Community events and programming

Cultural and professional networking experiences

Every Minerva rotation city has dedicated Student Life and city support staff available to assist students throughout the semester.

Students can find much more information about Minerva’s city rotation, including residence hall, contact information and community and experiential programming in each rotation city in the myMinerva City Hub pages.

Communication & Updates

Important information is shared regularly through official channels, including the Community Portal, myMinerva, and email.

This includes:

Academic deadlines

Program updates

Events and opportunities

Career and internship resources

Global rotation updates

Community announcements

Students are encouraged to regularly monitor their Minerva email and community platforms for the latest information.

Need Help?

If you have questions or need support, students can connect with the appropriate academic, Student Life, health, or advising resources through myMinerva.

For urgent concerns, students should refer to their city-specific emergency resources and student support contacts.