Graduate Programs

Many of our areas of study—including Public Policy and Public Administration, Speech and Hearing Sciences, Political Science, History, and English—are ranked among the best in the country, and we are pioneers in the growing field of Art Therapy and in the increasingly crucial discipline of Forensic Sciences. Our students move on to rewarding careers in academic teaching and scholarship, in research at NIH or NASA, in public service on Capitol Hill, and much more. For more details about our programs, please visit our graduate program finder. 

Who We Are

• • 20 PhD programs and 46 masters/graduate certificate programs
  • 2,500 graduate students taught by more than 400 faculty members
  • A student body representing all 50 states and more than 60 countries
  • 25+ combined bachelors and masters degree opportunities
  • Competitive fellowships totaling $15 million annually