We create an environment that embraces and empowers the next generation of scholars and investigators, supports faculty and staff, and fosters meaningful relationships and collaborations among students across our programs and colleges.
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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT
Protecting Privacy and Powering Progress
From election security to AI-driven healthcare, Neda Seifi is using her graduate journey at Augusta University to tackle real-world tech challenges. Discover how her unique blend of industry experience and academic research is shaping a safer, smarter future.
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Graduate Students in Hooding & Commencement
The Graduate School provides life-changing, life-saving education. With approximately 1000 students enrolled
in 45 graduate degree and certificate programs across 10 colleges and schools, we
prepare the next generation of leaders in fields ranging from the humanities and business
to cybersecurity and health sciences. From groundbreaking research and discovery to professional preparation and credentialing,
we nurture and inspire innovation, expertise, and advancement.
Our vision is to be the destination for graduate students interested in expanding their professional
opportunities by offering a dynamic center of community and collaboration, supporting
cutting-edge research and career development, and creating an extraordinary culture
of care.
Doctoral Programs
Masters Programs
EdS Programs
Graduate Certificates
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