School of Graduate Studies

Climb higher in your career and in life.

Refine your skills and become a leader in your field.

We all have our own idea of where we’re going, and what it will look like when we arrive. That journey is unique to you. It’s exciting. It’s fulfilling. It’s worth it. And you’re ready. You’re confident. Because you’ve done it before.

Now, it's time for your climb to continue.

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Through a blend of online, hybrid and in-person options we offer advanced education in nearly 30 master’s, doctoral and professional certifications. Our graduate programs cover a wide range of disciplines from business administration to exercise science to special education, as well as emerging career fields like information technology and community health.

Your journey onward awaits

Admission to any graduate program may seem daunting, but here you’re not alone. Our path offers a personal guide with a committed graduate admissions director who will walk you through the process step by step.

Admission requirements vary depending on the program but typically include:

  • Official transcripts from an accredited academic institution indicating an earned baccalaureate degree and transcripts from all institutions where you’ve earned undergraduate or graduate college credit.
  • Letters of recommendation
  • A current resume
  • For some programs, a GMAT or GRE score

For programs with rolling admission: Completed application files must be submitted at least two weeks prior to the start of the semester in which you’re applying. Though our Summer Semester is broken into three sessions, anyone applying for the summer should have a completed packet accepted into a program prior to the first day of the Summer Semester.

Graduate Programs

Certificate Programs

Professional educators who hold supervisory certificates provide leadership in specific areas.

The Husky Difference

American Speech-Language Hearing Association Convention

Audiology research takes center stage at ASHA

BU’s Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders was well represented at the recent American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention, including one research poster receiving special recognition.

Coral Reef Ecology

Biology student helps with coral restoration

“Before this trip, I had no experience SCUBA diving and doing field work in the water. Now, I have done 25 dives and have learned techniques for collecting scientific data underwater that I wouldn’t have without it.”

National Strength and Conditioning Association Conference

Interval training research opens doors

Presenting research on a national stage wasn’t the only treat for one exercise science graduate assistant this summer. It was also a great opportunity to get a clearer picture of her career path.

Office of Graduate Studies and Sponsored Research

School of Graduate Studies

Interim Associate Vice Provost for Research and Sponsored Programs and Dean of Graduate Studies
    Heather Feldhaus, Ph.D.

Director of Graduate Admissions (Greenly Center)
    Candy L. Ryan

Administrative Assistant (Dean)
    Sharon Coombe

Administrative Assistant (Research and Sponsored Programs)
    Christine Orlando

Secretary (Greenly Center)
    Raychel Hine

Commencement Students from Graduate Programs

Graduate Studies

212 Centennial Hall
570-389-3870
Fax: 570-389-3054

Graduate Admissions

161 Arts and Administration Building
570-389-4015

Graduate Studies Resources