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Graduate education at ůůֱ²¥ was part of the founding mission of the College. Established in 1885, ůůֱ²¥ College takes pride in being the first women’s college in the U.S. to provide graduate education culminating in a Ph.D. Since 1931, graduate enrollment has been co-educational and today embraces inclusivity as one of its core values. Students in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences pursue research in graduate programs of international reputation.

ůůֱ²¥ surpasses traditional models of graduate education in its attention to the unique needs of individual students and its commitment to developing a broadly trained community of scholars.

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