Graduate Catalog

The Graduate School at the University of Colorado Boulder facilitates and enriches the educational experiences of all graduate students, regardless of discipline, ensuring a consistent standard of quality across over 125 master's and doctoral degree programs. The dean's office works in a number of ways to support a vibrant community of artists, scholars, researchers and educators on campus.

In collaboration with the graduate faculty, the Graduate School is responsible for the planning, implementation and evaluation of graduate programs and policies. These efforts align with the Graduate School’s rules and the laws and policies of the Board of Regents. The Graduate School Executive Advisory Council, composed of graduate faculty members, provides guidance to the dean and vice provost for graduate affairs (who reports to the provost) on matters related to Graduate School policies and programs.

Additionally, the Graduate School manages a variety of interdisciplinary centers and programs that span multiple colleges. These include the Center for African and African American Studies, the Center for Humanities and the Arts, the Center for Native American and Indigenous Studies, and the Office of Graduate Access and Retention.

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