As a graduate student in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, you’ll work closely with faculty mentors, conduct original research, and deepen your expertise. You’ll graduate ready to apply your knowledge in academia, industry, government, nonprofits, and professional fields.
Degree Programs
Visit the UConn Academic Catalog for full degree requirements.
Applied Biochemistry and Cell Biology (MS)
Applied Financial Mathematics (MS)
Applied Microbial Systems Analysis (MS)
Biodiversity and Conservation Biology (MS)
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (MS, Ph.D.)
Geological Sciences (MS, Ph.D.)
Human Development and Family Sciences (MA, Ph.D.)
Intersectional Indigeneity, Race, Ethnicity, and Politics (MA)
Latina/o and Latin American Studies (MA)
Literatures, Cultures, and Languages (MA, Ph.D.)
Current UConn Students: Earn Your Master’s Faster
Eligible undergraduates can begin graduate coursework while completing their bachelor’s degree and earn both degrees in as little as five years.
Save time, reduce tuition costs, and take the next step toward your career or future graduate study.
Graduate Certificates
Visit the UConn Academic Catalog for full list of graduate certificate programs.
Support for Your Success
Financial Aid and Support
The CLAS Dean’s Office offers scholarships and fellowships for eligible students. Many programs also offer fellowships and graduate assistantships that provide financial support. Additional financial aid resources are available through the Office of Student Financial Aid Services.
Research and Teaching
The Office of the Vice President for Research supports research across all UConn campuses and provides resources for graduate students. The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning provides resources to help graduate students succeed as educators.
Career Development
The Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills offers career support for graduate students and postdoctoral researchers. Services include personalized career coaching, job search preparation, career exploration, and academic and professional development events.
Graduate Admissions
Ready to take the next step? Learn more about admissions requirements by browsing our department websites and submit your application through the UConn Graduate School.
