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WELCOME TO THE
GRADUATE FAIR
Wednesday, September 18 | 4 to 6 p.m. | Dewberry Hall
GETTING TO THE EVENT
- The Graduate Fair will take place in Dewberry Hall on the ground floor of the Johnson Center.
- Current George Mason students should park where their permit allows.
- The Mason Pond Parking Deck is the closest garage to the event venue. You can pay by the hour to park at this location.
- All
- College of Education and Human Development
- College of Engineering and Computing
- College of Humanities and Social Sciences
- College of Public Health
- College of Science
- College of Visual and Performing Arts
- Costello College of Business
- Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution
- Schar School of Policy and Government
- Resources
College of Education and Human Development (CEHD)
The College of Education and Human Development is a vibrant and inclusive scholarly community promoting learning and development across the life span. Our three schools offer a diverse range of academic programs and transdisciplinary opportunities that integrate theory with practical experience, equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and preparation needed to address the challenges of today’s dynamic workforce.
College of Engineering and Computing Graduate Programs and Accelerated Master's Programs (BAM)
CEC offers students connections to and opportunities with some of the nation’s top tech firms. Our graduate programs prepare students to become leaders who use their knowledge of engineering and computing to tackle programs and find solutions that create a safer, cleaner, and more just and prosperous world. Join us to learn more. The College of Engineering and Computing offers undergraduate students opportunity to pursue a master’s degree through an accelerated program and begin taking graduate courses as early as their junior year.
College of Humanities and Social Sciences Accelerated Master's Program (BAM)
The Accelerated Masters Prgrams (BAM) are designed for Mason’s undergraduate students who are masterfully qualified and dedicated. Students admitted to an accelerated master’s degree program have the opportunity to complete both degrees in a reduced amount of time, and at a reduced cost.
College of Humanities and Social Sciences Economics
Economics graduate programs emphasize comparative institutional analysis and the relationships among economic, political, and legal institutions. We offer full-time and part-time doctoral and master’s degrees, a fully-online MA, and an accelerated master’s program. Our graduates apply knowledge of economic theory and specific field expertise to address real-world problems in roles across academia, business, government, and non-profits.
College of Humanities and Social Sciences Programs
At the College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHSS) at George Mason University, we empower students to become leaders and change-makers in their fields. Our innovative graduate programs blend rigorous academics with hands-on research experiences under world-class faculty. Whether you seek a career-boosting certificate, a master’s degree to deepen your expertise, or cutting-edge doctoral studies, CHSS offers a path tailored to your goals.
College of Science Accelerated Master's Programs
Academically strong Mason undergraduates with a commitment to research or to graduate or professional studies are invited to apply for the College of Science Bachelor’s/Accelerated Master’s (BAM) program!
Applied and Engineering Physics Bioinformatics Management, Professional Science Master’s in Bioinformatics Management, Biology, Chemistry, Climate Data; Climate Modeling Computational Science, Earth Systems Science, Environmental Science and Policy
Communication Graduate Programs (Health, Strategic, Science)
Whether you are helping an organization roll out a new product, lobbying policy makers, tailoring messages to promote health, finding ways to best communicate scientific concepts to a general audience, or building stronger relationships with stakeholders, Mason’s Communication Graduate programs reflect broad and evolving needs in communication.
Computational & Data Sciences Programs
The Department of Computational & Data Sciences includes doctoral programs of Computational Science & Informatics and Computational Social Science, as well as a Master of Science in Computational Science. These programs use computational programs to analyze and predict observable phenomenon in a world where data analytics is becoming increasingly important in understanding society.
Computer Science Program
Our faculty specialize in diverse fields such as software engineering, artificial intelligence, robotics, computer networks, databases, vision, and more. The program is also available fully online, offering students advanced skills in programming, model construction, and analysis of algorithms in top areas of computer science. The MS in Software Engineering program equips graduates with the skills to lead in developing large, complex software systems, focusing on both technical and human aspects. It covers all stages of software development, emphasizing practical problem-solving and considering the technology, cost, and social impact of effective, efficient, and flexible software systems.
Criminal Justice Program
The Master of Science in Criminal Justice advances the knowledge, skills, and career prospects of early-to-mid-career criminal justice professionals and those seeking their first jobs in the criminal justice field. Our program prepares graduates to be leaders and change agents in the criminal justice field. We also offer an accelerated master’s (BAM) pathway to current George Mason undergraduate students.
Criminology, Law and Society Programs
The Department of Criminology, Law and Society is internationally renowned for its applied research in policing, courts, and corrections, with particular emphases in organizational change, community partnerships, crime and place, rehabilitation and recidivism, and social justice. Students in our MA and PhD in Criminology, Law and Society programs pursue a rigorous course of study that prepares them to conduct high quality scientific research in the criminal justice field and make a difference in the development and evaluation of justice policies and practices. They learn cutting-edge social science methods and data analysis skills and collaborate on projects that advance knowledge in the social sciences and help make the criminal justice system fairer and more effective. The MA program prepares students for advanced graduate study at the doctoral level and to pursue competitive, research-oriented positions in a variety of professional settings.
Cultural Studies Program
Cultural Studies is the study of cultural processes under the conditions imposed by the global capitalist system, and the program at George Mason University leads the way in the field by providing a cohesive yet expansive curriculum for that project. We take a definitive view of what constitutes a properly Cultural Studies approach as we study, for example, the dialectical relationships among media and new media, social institutions such as gender and race, and the class character of capitalist society. In addition to studying cultural processes, objects and events, we aim to critique and transform them and our environment; our publications, our coursework and our students’ dissertations thus engage with the key social and political issues of our time.
Environmental Science and Policy Program
The Department of Environmental Science and Policy in the College of Science offers transdisciplinary graduate degrees in understanding and implementing science and public policy to address and solve complex environmental issues that challenge the integrity and sustainability of global systems. Department expertise includes freshwater, estuarine, marine, and terrestrial ecosystems; conservation of biodiversity; environmental biocomplexity; molecular ecology; sustainability science; environmental policy and management; and human/environmental interactions.
GeorgeSquared, Advanced Biomedical Sciences
GeorgeSquared (Advanced Biomedical Sciences) is a collaboration between George Mason and Georgetown Universities that offers a nine-month pre-health preparatory, graduate-level program designed to help qualify students for medical, dental, or other health professional schools.
Global Affairs MA Program and Middle East and Islamic Studies MA Program (CHSS)
The Global Affairs graduate program and the Middle East and Islamic Studies graduate program both offer a rigorous curriculum of 30 multidisciplinary credits that provides graduate students with a global perspective and prepares them to enter today’s fast-paced, interconnected world.
Information Technology Programs
The Information Technology (INFT) PhD focuses on the science, engineering, and technology of information processing, an area of study ripe for innovation in a world driven more and more by data. The program accommodates a rigorous and cross-disciplinary PhD study and includes several concentrations to provide program focus.
Interdisciplinary Studies BAM Program Offerings
The Interdisciplinary Studies program (MAIS) offers a home for students with broad academic interests who seek a master’s degree that will help them to create a better world. Our BAM programs are multidisciplinary in nature, giving students considerable freedom to tailor their degrees to their unique interests and professional goals while allowing students to work towards both their undergraduate and graduate degree.
Interdisciplinary Studies MAIS BAM
The Interdisciplinary Studies program (MAIS) offers a home for students with broad academic interests who seek a master’s degree that will help them to create a better world. Our programs are multidisciplinary in nature, allowing students considerable freedom to tailor their degrees to their unique interests and professional goals.
Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution
The Carter School’s diverse faculty attracts students from diverse backgrounds, life, and professional experiences. Its MS graduates have gone on to careers in government, international peacebuilding, humanitarian and development organizations, private business, community centers, educational institutions, and other settings where peacebuilding and conflict resolution skills are in demand.
Office of Financial Aid
To assist you with the financial aid process, George Mason’s Office of Student Financial Aid has a team of dedicated professionals available to help you and your family. The Financial Aid staff will work with you annually as you re-apply for financial assistance each year you attend George Mason.
Physics Program and Applied & Engineering Physics Program (COS)
The mission of the Physics PhD program is to train the next generation of research physicists in academia, industry, and government. Students in our graduate programs learn to carry out independent and innovative scientific research in physics and/or astronomy.
Schar School of Policy and Government
Becoming part of George Mason University’s Schar School of Policy and Government means becoming part of a vibrant community of deep thinkers and highly motivated problem-solvers. The Schar School faculty members seek to push the frontiers of conventional wisdom, apply rigorous analysis to complex issues, and make connections with decision makers and leaders in public service.
Sytems Engineering and Operations Research Programs
George Mason’s programs in SE prepares students for a professional career in the design and architecture of complex systems and emphasizes analytical and practical aspects of engineering systems. Coursework offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers the latest topics in agile development, artificial intelligence in SE, Model-Based System Engineering, digital engineering, and system management.
WELCOME TO MASON'S
SPOTLIGHT DAY!
Monday, January 24 | 10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
WELCOME TO THE
GRADUATE FAIR
Wednesday, September 18, 2024
4 to 6 p.m. | Dewberry Hall
4 to 6 p.m. | Dewberry Hall
GETTING TO THE EVENT
- The Graduate Fair will take place in Dewberry Hall on the ground floor of the Johnson Center.
- Current George Mason students should park where their permit allows.
- The Mason Pond Parking Deck. is the closest garage to the event venue. You can pay by the hour to park at this location.
- All
- College of Education and Human Development
- College of Engineering and Computing
- College of Humanities and Social Sciences
- College of Public Health
- College of Science
- College of Visual and Performing Arts
- Costello College of Business
- Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution
- Schar School of Policy and Government
- Resources
College of Education and Human Development (CEHD)
The College of Education and Human Development is a vibrant and inclusive scholarly community promoting learning and development across the life span. Our three schools offer a diverse range of academic programs and transdisciplinary opportunities that integrate theory with practical experience, equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and preparation needed to address the challenges of today’s dynamic workforce.
College of Engineering and Computing Graduate Programs and Accelerated Master's Programs (BAM)
CEC offers students connections to and opportunities with some of the nation’s top tech firms. Our graduate programs prepare students to become leaders who use their knowledge of engineering and computing to tackle programs and find solutions that create a safer, cleaner, and more just and prosperous world. Join us to learn more. The College of Engineering and Computing offers undergraduate students opportunity to pursue a master’s degree through an accelerated program and begin taking graduate courses as early as their junior year.
College of Humanities and Social Sciences Accelerated Master's Program (BAM)
The Accelerated Masters Prgrams (BAM) are designed for Mason’s undergraduate students who are masterfully qualified and dedicated. Students admitted to an accelerated master’s degree program have the opportunity to complete both degrees in a reduced amount of time, and at a reduced cost.
College of Humanities and Social Sciences Economics
Economics graduate programs emphasize comparative institutional analysis and the relationships among economic, political, and legal institutions. We offer full-time and part-time doctoral and master’s degrees, a fully-online MA, and an accelerated master’s program. Our graduates apply knowledge of economic theory and specific field expertise to address real-world problems in roles across academia, business, government, and non-profits.
College of Science Accelerated Master's Programs
Academically strong Mason undergraduates with a commitment to research or to graduate or professional studies are invited to apply for the College of Science Bachelor’s/Accelerated Master’s (BAM) program!
Applied and Engineering Physics Bioinformatics Management, Professional Science Master’s in Bioinformatics Management, Biology, Chemistry, Climate Data; Climate Modeling Computational Science, Earth Systems Science, Environmental Science and Policy
Communication Programs - Health, Strategic, Science (CHSS)
Whether you are helping an organization roll out a new product, lobbying policy makers, tailoring messages to promote health, finding ways to best communicate scientific concepts to a general audience, or building stronger relationships with stakeholders, Mason’s Communication Graduate programs reflect broad and evolving needs in communication.
Computational & Data Sciences Programs (COS)
The Department of Computational & Data Sciences includes doctoral programs of Computational Science & Informatics and Computational Social Science, as well as a Master of Science in Computational Science. These programs use computational programs to analyze and predict observable phenomenon in a world where data analytics is becoming increasingly important in understanding society.
Computer Science Program (CEC)
Our faculty specialize in diverse fields such as software engineering, artificial intelligence, robotics, computer networks, databases, vision, and more. The program is also available fully online, offering students advanced skills in programming, model construction, and analysis of algorithms in top areas of computer science. The MS in Software Engineering program equips graduates with the skills to lead in developing large, complex software systems, focusing on both technical and human aspects. It covers all stages of software development, emphasizing practical problem-solving and considering the technology, cost, and social impact of effective, efficient, and flexible software systems.
Criminal Justice Programs (CHSS)
The Master of Science in Criminal Justice advances the knowledge, skills, and career prospects of early-to-mid-career criminal justice professionals and those seeking their first jobs in the criminal justice field. Our program prepares graduates to be leaders and change agents in the criminal justice field. We also offer an accelerated master’s (BAM) pathway to current George Mason undergraduate students.
Criminology, Law and Society Programs (CHSS)
The Department of Criminology, Law and Society is internationally renowned for its applied research in policing, courts, and corrections, with particular emphases in organizational change, community partnerships, crime and place, rehabilitation and recidivism, and social justice. Students in our MA and PhD in Criminology, Law and Society programs pursue a rigorous course of study that prepares them to conduct high quality scientific research in the criminal justice field and make a difference in the development and evaluation of justice policies and practices. They learn cutting-edge social science methods and data analysis skills and collaborate on projects that advance knowledge in the social sciences and help make the criminal justice system fairer and more effective. The MA program prepares students for advanced graduate study at the doctoral level and to pursue competitive, research-oriented positions in a variety of professional settings.
Cultural Studies Program (CHSS)
Cultural Studies is the study of cultural processes under the conditions imposed by the global capitalist system, and the program at George Mason University leads the way in the field by providing a cohesive yet expansive curriculum for that project. We take a definitive view of what constitutes a properly Cultural Studies approach as we study, for example, the dialectical relationships among media and new media, social institutions such as gender and race, and the class character of capitalist society. In addition to studying cultural processes, objects and events, we aim to critique and transform them and our environment; our publications, our coursework and our students’ dissertations thus engage with the key social and political issues of our time.
Environmental Science and Policy Programs (COS)
The Department of Environmental Science and Policy in the College of Science offers transdisciplinary graduate degrees in understanding and implementing science and public policy to address and solve complex environmental issues that challenge the integrity and sustainability of global systems. Department expertise includes freshwater, estuarine, marine, and terrestrial ecosystems; conservation of biodiversity; environmental biocomplexity; molecular ecology; sustainability science; environmental policy and management; and human/environmental interactions.
GeorgeSquared, Advanced Biomedical Sciences
GeorgeSquared (Advanced Biomedical Sciences) is a collaboration between George Mason and Georgetown Universities that offers a nine-month pre-health preparatory, graduate-level program designed to help qualify students for medical, dental, or other health professional schools.
Global Affairs MA Program and Middle East and Islamic Studies MA Program (CHSS)
The Global Affairs graduate program and the Middle East and Islamic Studies graduate program both offer a rigorous curriculum of 30 multidisciplinary credits that provides graduate students with a global perspective and prepares them to enter today’s fast-paced, interconnected world.
Information Technology Program (CEC)
The Information Technology (INFT) PhD focuses on the science, engineering, and technology of information processing, an area of study ripe for innovation in a world driven more and more by data. The program accommodates a rigorous and cross-disciplinary PhD study and includes several concentrations to provide program focus.
Interdisciplinary Studies BAM Program Offerings (CHSS)
The Interdisciplinary Studies program (MAIS) offers a home for students with broad academic interests who seek a master’s degree that will help them to create a better world. Our BAM programs are multidisciplinary in nature, giving students considerable freedom to tailor their degrees to their unique interests and professional goals while allowing students to work towards both their undergraduate and graduate degree.
Interdisciplinary Studies Program - MAIS (CHSS)
The Interdisciplinary Studies program (MAIS) offers a home for students with broad academic interests who seek a master’s degree that will help them to create a better world. Our programs are multidisciplinary in nature, allowing students considerable freedom to tailor their degrees to their unique interests and professional goals.
Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution
The Carter School’s diverse faculty attracts students from diverse backgrounds, life, and professional experiences. Its MS graduates have gone on to careers in government, international peacebuilding, humanitarian and development organizations, private business, community centers, educational institutions, and other settings where peacebuilding and conflict resolution skills are in demand.
Physics Program and Applied & Engineering Physics Program (COS)
The mission of the Physics PhD program is to train the next generation of research physicists in academia, industry, and government. Students in our graduate programs learn to carry out independent and innovative scientific research in physics and/or astronomy.
Schar School of Policy and Government
Becoming part of George Mason University’s Schar School of Policy and Government means becoming part of a vibrant community of deep thinkers and highly motivated problem-solvers. The Schar School faculty members seek to push the frontiers of conventional wisdom, apply rigorous analysis to complex issues, and make connections with decision makers and leaders in public service.
Systems Engineering and Operations Research Programs (CEC)
George Mason’s programs in SE prepares students for a professional career in the design and architecture of complex systems and emphasizes analytical and practical aspects of engineering systems. Coursework offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers the latest topics in agile development, artificial intelligence in SE, Model-Based System Engineering, digital engineering, and system management.
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