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Professional Development

The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and the School of Engineering both offer a variety of professional development opportunities to give you skills for both academic and non-academic pursuits. They are designed to enhance the training offered through departments.

In addition to school-specific professional development programming, there are a number of resources open to graduate students in both schools.

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

We provide a variety of professional development opportunities to give you skills for both academic and non-academic pursuits. They are designed to enhance the training offered through departments.

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School of Engineering - Graduate Programs

We provide a variety of professional development opportunities to give you skills for both academic and non-academic pursuits. They are designed to enhance the training offered through departments.

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Learn More About Professional Development Offerings

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

The GSAS Dean's Office coordinates professional development and training opportunities including workshops, summer intensives, and semester-long programs.

School of Engineering

Learn more about the School of Engineering's professional development offerings.