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Graduate School

Sandra N. Hurd, Acting Dean
Gabrielle Chapman, Associate Dean
 207 Bowne Hall, 315-443-2543
 gradsch.syr.edu
 grad@syr.edu 

Syracuse University organizes all graduate degree programs under the Graduate School. The exception is law programs, which are administered by the College of Law. Application for admission to a graduate program is sought through–and graduate degrees are conferred by–the Graduate School. Each graduate degree program, however, is offered by the faculty of one of the University's twelve schools and colleges. This organizational structure, not commonly found in higher education, promotes opportunities for cross-fertilization of ideas among disciplines and students. It also recognizes that academic work at the graduate level is highly specialized by nature. Consequently, Syracuse University graduate students pursue advanced degrees in a wide range of disciplines, while being afforded opportunities to extend their studies beyond traditional boundaries.
    Requests for information about graduate programs should be directed to the academic units offering those programs. Questions about University-wide policies should be directed to the Graduate School.