Graduate Students
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences thrives because of the groundbreaking research and dedicated teaching of our graduate students.
A quarter of UConn’s graduate students are housed in CLAS departments. Through our integrated relationship with the Graduate School, we offer dozens of graduate degrees and certificates ranging from research-focused to professional programs.
Resources for Graduate Students
Academic Support
The College can help you achieve your academic, professional, and personal goals through collaborations with the Graduate School and other campus partners.
Search the Graduate Catalog
The Graduate Catalog is published annually by the Office of the Registrar. It contains information about graduate courses as well as the requirements of the University of Connecticut Graduate School.
Find CLAS Fellowships
The CLAS Office of the Dean offers scholarships and fellowships annually, which are open to all eligible students across the College.
Teaching Resources
The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning offers resources designed to help students succeed in their teaching roles at UConn.
Research Resources
The Office of the Vice President for Research oversees research initiatives across all UConn campuses and provides resources and support to faculty, graduate student, and postdoctoral researchers.
You can find additional research support and funding opportunities on the CLAS research page.
Career Development
The Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills offers services for graduate students and postdoctoral researchers. Their resources offer personalized career coaching to help you explore your career goals, prepare for your job search, and find upcoming academic and career focused events.