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Where learning, discovery, and creativity flourish.
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From admission to graduation, The Graduate School (TGS) supports graduate students throughout their experience, awarding doctoral and master’s degrees in more than seventy disciplines. We are a resource throughout your academic journey.
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TGS provides most doctoral students with a stipend and scholarship to pay tuition costs; they are supported for a minimum of five years. For master’s students, external grants and loans make graduate study accessible.
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The Simons Dissertation Fellowship in Mathematics provides research support to graduate students in the final years of their mathematics PhD program.