Graduate Study
More than 75 graduate programs in high-demand fields from a University
ranked 8th of all masters-level universities in the northern United States
by US
News & World Report!
Featured in the 2007 edition of Princeton Review's "best colleges" guide and Princeton Review's "Most Connected Campuses"
1,800 graduate students received financial aid in 2006 - $10 million in grad scholarships and almost $4 million in assistantships
Announcements & Events
- RIT ranked among top master’s universities by U.S. News & World Report. Read more.
- Fall career fair draws record 247 employers and 650 employer reps - there's 247+ more reasons to attend RIT!
- Now more than ever, the very best investment you can make is in a graduate degree that will impact your earning power for years to come!
- Graduate Study Open House on the RIT campus - January 5, 2009. Register to attend.
- Ph.D. Sustainability - program info session Dec. 10 - click here for info.
Programs of Study
Click here for application deadlines and requirements for all graduate programs.
View information on the program area in which you are interested:
- Sustainability
- Art, Design, Crafts, Photography,Film,Graphic Arts
- Engineering and Technology
- Business, Management and Human Services
- Education, Psychology, and Human Resources
- Science, Mathematics, Statistics & Imaging Science
- Computing and Information Sciences and Technology
- Multidisciplinary/General Studies
List Of Graduate Programs by degree type
Read about RIT's Academic Research Centers and faculty's field of expertise...Look up a professor in your program
Read about exciting research that you could participate in at RIT.
Read about the corporate research and partnerships at RIT.
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