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Graduate Degree Programs. Below we have listed information about our graduate programs at UNC-Chapel Hill, including degrees offered, contact information, and specific admissions application requirements. Important information about admissions application deadlines.
Established in 1793 as the first state university in the nation, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is one of the leading graduate research universities. UNC grad school offer over 80 different programs and more than 160 advanced degrees.
Our 160 master’s and 60 doctoral programs include national leaders in engineering, the sciences, natural resources, management design, agriculture and life sciences, education, humanities and social sciences, textiles and veterinary medicine.
Draw from economics, psychology and sociology disciplines to inform research in the strategy and entrepreneurship area. UNC Kenan-Flagler’s PhD Program is a rigorous, five-year program designed to train scholars to produce high-quality research as faculty members at top universities.
The SILS doctoral program provides intensive, but highly flexible and customizable, preparation for careers in academia and research. The Ph.D. in Information and Library Science is designated as a STEM program, which allows eligible international graduates to apply for a 24-month OPT extension.
Graduate students and programs are crucial to UNC-Chapel Hill’s tradition of excellence in research, undergraduate teaching and community-engaged scholarship. The Graduate School supports its students from admission to academics—all to ensure career readiness and future success.
UNC Public Policy offers the Ph.D. degree to students who aim to contribute new knowledge and analysis on domestic and global policy problems. The Ph.D. in public policy combines core foundations in theory, empirical and normative analysis, and a chosen policy field area.
