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Scholarly Life
The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, which awards the Harvard PhD, offers 57 degree programs, including interfaculty PhD programs with Harvard’s professional schools. PhD students may broaden their programs by enrolling in a growing number of secondary fields of study.
Scholarly Life Articles
Shooting for the Stars
Posted March 22, 2012
A vibrant online astronomy community created by PhD students highlights new research and advice for professional growth
Welcome, Newly Admitted Students
Posted March 12, 2012
Fund Your Life Sciences Event!
Posted March 07, 2012
HILS announces its annual call for Student Event Proposals.
Dean Allan Brandt to Step Down
Posted February 16, 2012
Health factors prompt decision; Professor Richard Tarrant named interim dean.
A Conversation with Bruce Alberts
Posted February 15, 2012
A global leader on matters of science policy, Alberts (AB ’60, PhD ’66) also works to improve science education locally.
Conversations@FAS
Posted February 13, 2012
How will current trends in technology and pedagogy transform the structure of academic departments at Harvard?
In With the New
Posted February 02, 2012
Jeffrey Schnapp, metaLAB, and the rise of the digital humanities
New Year, New Skills, New Confidence
Posted January 31, 2012
The third annual January@GSAS gave grad students a plethora of career- and skill-building events during winter break
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