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Equal access to quality higher education is at the core of our founding mission.

Walden University was founded in 1970 to provide access to graduate education that had long been restricted to an elite few

An Education for Good® provides working adult learners the knowledge and credentials to drive systemic change. By creating opportunities for diverse working adult learners to advance their education, Walden has helped generations of alumni blaze a trail for change in their professions and communities. It’s why our mission matters and why our faculty and staff are so committed to our students’ success.

Every adult learner has a different learning style, and many have busy schedules. Walden University offers a flexible online learning formats to fit the needs of a diverse student body.

Walden Ranks

#1

among 380 accredited institutions for awarding doctorates to African American students.1

#1

for awarding graduate degrees in multiple disciplines to African American students.2

#2

for awarding doctoral degrees in psychology, public health, and public administration and social service professions to Hispanic students.2

Meet Walden's Chief Diversity Officer

Ivanie BronsonIvanie Bronson, MS, SHRM-SCP, is an executive with a passion for leading change, developing talent, and transforming organizational cultures. She has been a leader at Walden since 2015 and has more than 20 years of experience making a difference in large education, media, and healthcare organizations.

“It’s my job to ensure that the all of the diverse individuals we serve have the opportunity to be their authentic selves and have their voices heard. It’s what makes us a strong and successful community.”

Ivanie Bronson, Chief Diversity Officer

Acts for Good

The COVID-19 pandemic is changing the way students are learning around the world. As part of our effort to Mobilize for Good, Walden University connected with Baltimore-area teachers, ultimately donating 1,000 tablets and learning kits to help students from underserved communities learn from home.

Student Organizations

The Walden community is a welcoming space with a variety of special-interest groups, professional organizations, and honor societies. Expand your network, participate in professional development, engage in service events and more.

Here are just a few of the organizations you could join:

  • Divine Nine Alliance
  • Fulbright
  • Indigenous Student Association
  • LGBTQ+/Pride
  • Multicultural and International Student Club
  • National Society of Leadership & Success
  • SALUTE
  • Student Veterans Association
  • Walden Empowerment and Assistance Coalition
  • Walden Women in Technology

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