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Explore more than 27 master's degree programs, including several interdisciplinary and joint-degree programs, and 12 doctoral programs. Our graduate program advisers are full-time resident faculty within their departments, so they can answer questions and help you understand where you might fit in.
Admissions
Explore the process and requirements for admission to the Graduate School. And learn about the many services, programs and organizations available to graduate students at The University of Tulsa.
After earning my degrees at TU, I chose to launch my career here because this institution specializes in going beyond the classroom to help every student develop their own path to success. Alicia Odewale, Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Resources
One of the great things about the program is the faculty. There are professors who are willing to help you advance your career. One of my favorite professors has given me a lot of advice on research I want to do. Asim Zaidi, Master of Science in Finance
Research
When looking at graduate programs, you should consider how an institution’s research will shape your academic experience and professional future. Research is going on all over the TU campus and addresses everything from new petrochemical technologies to the impact of traumatic events on the human psyche.
I was interested in becoming an expert in my field and wanted an advisor who shares similar research interests and questions. Professor Ron Bonett turned out to be an ideal fit. Ruben Tovar, Ph.D. Biological Sciences
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Never too late: Single mom pursues a graduate degree
Bettina Walker is determined to get her Ph.D. in molecular biology all while being a single mother. She has found support from her professors and even other students to finish her academic aspirations.
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Decadence and the Occult: TU English Explores the Victorian Politics of Diversity
From the occult to paganism, the unusual research in Professor Denisoff’s graduate class on the age of decadence led to his Distinguished Visiting Fellowship at the University of London.