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What is the Boston University Graduate School of Arts&Sciences?

Please visit Graduate School of Arts & Sciences website for more info. For masters’ programs visit here, and for PhD programs, visit here.

How do I contact the Graduate School of Arts&Sciences (GRS)?

In addition to the numerous student groups and associations open to you as a graduate student at BU, The Graduate School of Arts & Sciences has two college-wide groups that are unique to GRS. These two distinct groups are the Graduate Student Organization (GSO) & Graduate Women in Science and Engineering (GWISE).

What is GMs at Boston University School of Medicine?

Arts & Sciences is Boston University’s largest academic division, the heart of a world-class research university. Our faculty in the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences are among the world’s most respected professors, researchers, and professionals in their disciplines. Our alumni are leading innovation and research and making an impact in ...

What is the Graduate School of Arts&Sciences?

In addition to the numerous student groups and associations open to you as a graduate student at BU, The Graduate School of Arts & Sciences has two college-wide groups that are unique to GRS. These two distinct groups are the Graduate Student Organization (GSO) & Graduate Women in Science and Engineering (GWISE).

How mRNA Could Help Fight Cancer

Biologist Ana Fiszbein studies the molecular mechanisms behind COVID vaccines.

Learning about Law through Literature

CAS writing seminar inspires students to consider legal issues presented in books.

Adapting the Peace Corps Model

Liz Fanning’s (CAS'87) nonprofit, CorpsAfrica, helps young Africans volunteer in their own countries.

Punishing Places

Jessica Simes new book applies a unique spatial analysis to mass incarceration in the United States.

The Journey: How New Ideas Are Born

Check out our video series, where faculty discuss new research findings, from all disciplines, and how that research came about.

Conscious Mind, Resonant Brain

This book provides answers to exciting questions recently proposed by modern theories of the mind and brain.

Floating in a Most Peculiar Way

Louis Chude-Sokei, director of the African American Studies Program and professor of English, recently published a memoir.

Take a (virtual) walk Down Comm Ave

Get to know BU’s campus! Whether you are in Boston already or plan to join us soon, we invite you to explore all that Boston University has to offer.

COVID-19 and Returning to Campus

BU is committed to providing a flexible and rewarding learning and research experience while ensuring the safety of our community by following public health guidance and established testing, contact tracing, and social distancing protocols.

Academics

Many of your courses will have academic content available through Blackboard Learn at learn.bu.edu. To access this content, please use your BU login name and Kerberos password. If you do not see your course listed in the My Courses section, we encourage you to contact your instructor for more information.

Financial Aid

Each semester, once you have registered, you will need to make sure your student account is “settled” (i.e. the outstanding balance is paid) by the payment deadlin e.

Community

Get Social with the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences! Follow us and stay connected for information on events, GRS news, and life at BU. Tag us and use #GRSlife in your posts to get featured!

Living in Boston

Boston is an incredible city, and a great place to call your new home. From centers for science and innovation, to world class museums and arts centers, to green spaces and salt water views, and major league sports teams there is so much to explore.

Professional Development & Career Services

October 17, 2016 – Boston, MA. Janice Checchio for Boston University Photography.

Take a (virtual) walk Down Comm Ave

Get to know BU’s campus! Whether you are in Boston already or plan to join us soon, we invite you to explore all that Boston University has to offer.

COVID-19 and Returning to Campus

BU is committed to providing a flexible and rewarding learning and research experience while ensuring the safety of our community by following public health guidance and established testing, contact tracing, and social distancing protocols.

Academics

Many of your courses will have academic content available through Blackboard Learn at learn.bu.edu. To access this content, please use your BU login name and Kerberos password. If you do not see your course listed in the My Courses section, we encourage you to contact your instructor for more information.

Financial Aid

Once registered, you can view your student account on the StudentLink under Money Matters.

Resources for Teaching Fellows

Those of you who will be joining us as Teaching Fellows in the fall will receive content and orientation sessions geared specifically towards your needs. We encourage you to also familiarize yourself with the many resources available through our BU partners, and contact your program for course specific requirements.

Community

Get Social with the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences! Follow us and stay connected for information on events, GRS news, and life at BU. Tag us and use #GRSlife in your posts to get featured!

Living in Boston

Boston is an incredible city, and a great place to call your new home. From centers for science and innovation, to world class museums and arts centers, to green spaces and salt water views, and major league sports teams there is so much to explore.

What do you learn at BU?

At the College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences at BU you will learn from inspiring faculty, conduct hands-on research, enjoy exciting global opportunities, and interact with other smart, curious students.

What is the largest college in BU?

The College of Arts & Sciences is BU's largest college and offers its undergraduate students the flexibility to explore a variety of disciplines while completing their undergraduate education. Learn More.

Does the College of Arts and Sciences accept transfer students?

The College of Arts & Sciences accepts transfer students from other schools within the University, as well as transfer students from outside of BU. Learn More.