Sandra N. Hurd
Graduate Opportunities

The Graduate School offers over 200 degree programs among its 10 schools and colleges and awards approximately 1,600 Master's degrees each year. Since its founding in 1870, the Graduate School has been a leader in quality graduate education among its peers in higher education and has been a member of the select Association of American Universities (AAU) since 1966.
From accepting your admission to making housing arrangements, the New Student Checklist will guide you in preparing for your arrival in Syracuse.

The Graduate School provides a year-round program of activities designed to enrich the educational programs and professional development of graduate students at Syracuse University.
The Lillian and Emanuel Slutzker Center for International Services is the authoritative source for all issues relating to international students during their time at Syracuse University.