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Tufts University
Office of Graduate Admissions
Bendetson Hall
Phone: (617) 627-3395
gradadmissions@tufts.edu
Office of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Ballou Hall
Phone: (617) 627-3106
gsas@tufts.edu
Office of the School of Engineering
Anderson Hall
Phone: (617) 627-3237
enggradstudies@tufts.edu
Medford/Somerville, MA 02155
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Applications Open for Spring and Fall 2021
As a Tufts graduate student, you’ll learn from and work side-by-side with faculty who are world-class researchers and leading scholars in their fields. Our collegial environment fosters collaboration, as well as opportunities to be involved in meaningful and rigorous interdisciplinary exploration and research.
School of Engineering
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
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Our Statement on Racial Injustice
July 2020
We, the staff of the Tufts Office of Graduate Admissions for Arts, Sciences and Engineering (AS&E), write this statement of solidarity to share with the Tufts community, prospective applicants and students to express our continued commitment to racial justice in higher education broadly, and in graduate admissions specifically. Like our colleagues in Undergraduate Admissions outline in their statement, we will engage in anti-racist work, and continue to stand in solidarity with Black people, students, faculty, staff, and alumni, as well as Black prospective students, in condemning anti-Black racism and racial injustice in all forms. It is especially important during this momentous time as the nation comes to reckon with a past and present built through systemic racism, both overt and covert.
New Programs in Engineering
Designed by our expert faculty and industry professionals, these new programs will provide you with the skills needed to be a leader and innovator in an increasingly complex world.
Complete your master's degree in as little as one year, or earn a degree at your own pace with our part-time master's program.
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GSAS Announces Pathways to Tufts: New Degree Program Tracks for Working Professionals
Tailored to fit the schedule of a working professional, Tufts’ part-time professional master’s programs will help you advance your career. Using a trimester format, these part-time programs allow working professionals to work full-time while attending courses during the evening, on the weekends, and/or online. Students are eligible for tuition scholarships from the university.
Conveniently located just a few miles from downtown Boston, our Medford/Somerville campus is easily accessible via public transportation and has ample parking available, making it ideal for commuting to and from work or other professional opportunities.
For questions about part-time programs at Tufts, please contact pathwaysgsas@tufts.edu.
Part-time at Tufts
Museum Education
Hallie Selinger, a student in the Museum Education M.A. program, is also a visitor experience manager at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston.
Public Policy
Nelson Butten is a second-year student in the Master’s in Public Policy program and the Director of Community, Family, and Student Engagement at Lawrence Public Schools.
Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning
For Zoë Ackerman, a student in the Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning master's program, taking classes part-time and working part-time has provided ideal opportunities to put the skills she is learning to work in the field.
Engineering Spotlights
At Tufts School of Engineering, students are innovating and creating new technology to improve health, increase sustainability, and educate future leaders in our increasingly interconnected global community.
Engineering graduate students combine classroom teaching and hands-on learning to earn a degree that prepares them for success in their field.
Check out the graduate student profiles to learn more about their research at Tufts.