Fordham University-Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Fordham University's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) currently offers 24 Master's Programs, 10 Doctoral Programs and 9 Advanced Certificates across the disciplines. Opportunities for merit based financial aid are available to our students, including Graduate Assistantships and Distinguished Fellowships. As a member of the Inter-University Doctoral Consortium, Fordham PhD students can explore classes offered at other prestigious institutions in the area. Fordham participates fully in the life of New York City, fostering partnerships for scholarships, research, and internships while focusing on Jesuit education and tradition. The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences offers Doctoral and Master's degrees in the humanities, social sciences and sciences as well as advanced certificates:

Doctoral (Ph.D.)

• Applied Developmental Psychology
• Biological Sciences
• Clinical Psychology
• Economics
• English
• History
• Philosophy
• Psychometrics and Quantitative Psychology
• Theology

Doctoral Certificate

• Medieval Studies

Master of Arts

• Catholic Theology
• Economics
• English
• Ethics and Society
• Global History
• History
• International Humanitarian Action
• International Political Economy and Development
• Medieval Studies
• Philosophy and Society
• Philosophy
• Public Media
• Urban Studies

Master of Science

• Applied Psychological Methods
• Biological Sciences
• Clinical Research Methods
• Computer Science
• Cybersecurity
• Data Science
• Health Administration
• Humanitarian Studies

Advanced Certificates

• Conservation Biology
• Emerging Markets and Country Risk Analysis
• Financial Computing *
• Financial Econometrics and Data Analysis
• Health Care Ethics
• International Diploma in Humanitarian Assistance

* Current Fordham students from the M.S. in Computer Science or M.S. in Quantitative Finance programs with a B.S./B.A. in computer science, information science, business, finance and other related disciplines such as mathematics, engineering, economics, and physics.