From biomedical sciences to women’s and gender studies, the School of Graduate Studies serves the doctoral, master’s, and dual-degree-program students of Rutgers University–New Brunswick and Rutgers Health. The school is home to graduate students from more than 125 countries, to world-renowned scholars involved in cutting-edge research, and to administrators who care deeply about helping students succeed both in and out of graduate classrooms and labs.
Doctoral, master’s, and dual-degree programs offered Graduate students enrolled annually Degrees awarded annuallyWith strengths in the liberal arts and sciences and biomedical health sciences, the School of Graduate Studies is a leading institution dedicated to cutting-edge research, interdisciplinary collaboration, and professional development. While the overall size of the graduate population is large, enrollment in individual programs is intentionally limited, so most instruction takes place in small classes, seminars, and labs and in informal scholarly and social gatherings.
The School of Graduate Studies connects students with top faculty and outstanding programs of study throughout Rutgers–New Brunswick and Rutgers Health.
From a master of arts to a dual doctor of medicine and doctor of philosophy degree, the programs available span a range of academic disciplines.
See all Degree ProgramsMore than two dozen graduate certificate programs are available from a wide range of Rutgers graduate programs.
See All Graduate CertificatesRutgers graduate programs offer a wide array of financial support for students, such as research funding, fellowships, and more.
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