Looking to advance in your career? Prepare yourself and your organization for Industry 4.0. Learn how to lead and communicate with people at a much higher level and use statistical methods to solve ...

The doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.) degree is sought by those engineers who wish to become experts in a specific area within their field. The work for the degree consists of engineering research, the ...

The graduate PhD program in Physics & Astronomy is a small, personal, yet challenging environment where graduate students will receive advanced instruction and guidance to grow as independent research ...

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette has launched a Ph.D. program in applied computing and information sciences, which ...

Develop a deeper understanding of how human systems impact the natural environment and how to engineer systems to protect human health and ecosystems. Apply advanced environmental engineering ...

Fred Hutch offers a wide range of training opportunities for graduate students, including a University of Washington (UW)/Fred Hutch jointly administered PhD program in Molecular and Cellular Biology ...

The PhD Program in Biomedical Sciences (PPBS) is the entry portal for ten PhD programs in the biomedical sciences: biochemistry; biomedical informatics; computational cell biology, anatomy and ...

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As the federal government axes Grad PLUS loans, the college is trying to keep graduate school accessible for students pursuing at-need education careers.

Students with lower undergraduate GPAs fared as well in their PhD programs as those with higher GPAs, highlighting the need to look beyond grades in PhD admissions.

To be eligible to earn an advanced degree, students must fulfill appropriate requirements as established by their major department and the Graduate School, and have an approved Candidacy Application.

A new graduate student workshop series, “Empowering Your Journey,” will take their place, but will not include the same first-generation, low-income support.