Ph.D. Programs
Ph.D. Programs
Ph.D. Programs
Ph.D. Programs
Ph.D. Programs
Ph.D. Programs
 
Master's Degree Programs
Master's Degree Programs
Master's Degree Programs
Master's Degree Programs
Master's Degree Programs
 
Nondegree, Special Students
Nondegree, Special Students
Nondegree, Special Students
Nondegree, Special Students
Nondegree, Special Students
     
 

Ph.D. Programs

The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences offers 19 doctoral degree programs in disciplines ranging from anthropology and sociology to chemistry and physics. > more

   

Master's Degree Programs

GSAS applicants may choose from among M.A., M.S., M.A.T., M.F.A., M.B.A and joint B.A./M.A. programs in more than 30 disciplines. > more

   

Nondegree, Special Students

Completing requirements for other degree programs or looking for challenging courses for personal development? GSAS welcomes nondegree and special students. > more

 
 

GSAS Upcoming Events

 
 

Attn. advanced doctoral students: Seeking funding for next year? University Prize Instructorship and Mellon/Sachar Dissertation Research Grant applications are now posted on our Awards site!

Feb. 9: Cover Letter Crash Course
Using advertised job and internship opportunities, identify specific qualities that employers seek and then learn how to target your cover letter for that particular position. 11-11:45 a.m. Kutz Hall 2nd Floor Conference Room. *See below for registration instructions.

Feb. 10: M.A.T. Information Session
The Brandeis M.A.T. Program prepares you to teach in Public Elementary, Secondary and Jewish Day Schools. Come learn more about the features and benefits of the program. 6-7:30 p.m. Abraham Shapiro Academic Complex (ASAC). Please R.S.V.P. to attend.

Feb. 23: Dissertation Defense, Jihan Kahn, Chemistry

Studies of Asymmetric Reactions Catalyzed by Cinchona Alkaloids. 1:40 p.m. G-Zang 121.

Feb. 24: Masters Colloquium: Networking for Career Success

Learn how to identify people with whom you can connect to jump-start your own career network. Topics covered include: where to find contacts, how to connect with them, and how they can help you in any internship or job search. 1-2 p.m. Kutz Hall second floor conference room. *See below for registration instructions.

March 17: Making Connections: Finding Opportunities and Networking for Career Success
Did you know that 65% ‐ 70% of individuals find great jobs through networking? Do you understand the current and future job market trends for your career interests? Are you using your dislike to network as an excuse not to? Come to this workshop and receive networking tips that will help you throughout your professional career. 12-1 p.m. Kutz Hall second floor conference room. *See below for registration instructions.

March 23: Master's Colloquium: What Employers Want You To Know: Getting Your 1st Job After Graduate School
A panel of employers will give you practical advice on how to conduct a successful job search; market your skills; and make a lasting impression. You will also learn what turns employers off and how to avoid these mistakes. 1-2 p.m. Shapiro Campus Center Room 236. *See below for registration instructions.

April 12: Mastering the Interview: Strategies for Success
Nervous about what will happen during your job interview? Want to know how to make a great first impression with employers? Learn how to impress even the toughest of interviewers! Bring your questions, and sign up for a mock interview after this session. 12:30-1:30 p.m. Kutz Hall second floor conference room. *See below for registration instructions.

*To register, please log into your GSAS CareerLink account here. After you've logged on, please select the EVENTS tab and then the WORKSHOP tab to register. Need a CareerLink account? Select "register for new account" from the login page and use your Brandeis e-mail address to register.