Earning your graduate degree takes vision, hard work and commitment, and we want to make your experience better, from start to finish, with the resources, the support and the answers you need to begin your degree, progress in your program and thrive in your future career.
14 graduate programs rank among the top 10 nationwide
ASU employs over 340 postdoctoral fellows
ASU offers over 450 graduate programs
Get familiar with university policies and procedures and communicate directly with you academic unit about its expectations for degree completion
Track your progress with your interactive Plan of Study. iPOS is the roadmap to your degree and includes requirements such as coursework, committee and a culminating experience.
Format and submit your document using a tool to ensure it meets publishing standards
Learn how you can receive financial support through teaching and research assistantships as well as student employment and internships.
Find forms to request a leave of absence or make other special requests.
Learn about the requirements necessary for preparing for and scheduling your defense.
Hone your communication, critical thinking and collaborative skills and build your professional identity, whether you’re preparing for a career within or beyond academia.
Connect to a diverse graduate population and faculty and community resources for interpersonal support and academic or career guidance to navigate your professional path.
Earn both a bachelor's and master's degree in less time.
Schools thrive when families and teachers work together. Maria Paredes, EdD, Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, changed the face of learning inside and outside the classroom.
Can theatre serve as intervention for oppression? Doctoral student and pastor, Dontá McGilvery advocates for a disruption of traditional K-12 and higher education curricula.
This article is the fifth in a series exploring how reimagining graduate education can contribute to solving global grand challenges. Previously, I shared ideas about the evolving landscape of hybrid degree delivery. Now, let’s focus on how structured coursework can serve as an on-ramp for students seeking admission to a master’s degree program.
Starting your graduate journey? Looking for expert advice in just 15 minutes? Grad15 is a series of bite-sized webinars designed to support first-year graduate students with essential skills and insights. Each session features a guest speaker who presents for 15 minutes, followed by a live Q&A.
All sessions are held via Zoom and are open to the ASU community. Attendance is free, but registration is required to receive the Zoom link.
Arizona State University’s Graduate College proudly announces the recipients of the 2024-25 Outstanding Faculty Mentor Awards. These awards recognize exceptional faculty who go above and beyond to mentor and support graduate students and postdoctoral scholars.
This year’s honorees are:
