Graduate Programs

Discover the advantages of pursuing a graduate program at Providence College! Our programs are designed to fit your life with both full- and part-time scheduling options, competitive tuition rates, and small class sizes for personalized learning. Experience the benefit of dedicated faculty members who are not only experts in their fields but are also committed to your success. Explore your future with us.

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Ace Your Graduate School Application

Applying to graduate school can be daunting. Between researching programs, compiling materials, and navigating application portals, there is a lot to consider. We put together a guide that will help you get organized and make the process smoother!

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GRADUATE PROGRAMS VIRTUAL INFO SESSIONS

The office of Graduate Admission hosts various virtual information sessions throughout the semester. Sessions provide students with the opportunity to ask questions, learn more about their program of interest, and meet prospective and current students. Browse available sessions below.

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Questions? The best and quickest way to contact us is by email at gradschool@providence.edu

Graduate Business Programs

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At the Providence College School of Business, our AACSB-accredited graduate programs are built on the understanding that the future of business requires people to thoughtfully analyze options, find common ground, and contribute ethically to solutions. Selected employers of recent graduates include companies like Citizens Bank, Fidelity, Deloitte, MetLife, Amica, IGT, TIAA, and more. Classes are led by a dynamic group of energized faculty who are invested in helping you advance your career, pivot to a new field, or gain the necessary skills to grow your business. Thrive in today’s competitive business environment through our flexible, affordable, and immersive programs.

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Graduate Education Programs

From Post-Baccalaureate Teacher Certification Programs to Master’s degrees and global education offerings, Providence College provides you with the tools you need to become a catalyst for positive change. Through a blend of classroom instruction, hands-on experience, and mentorship, you will develop the skills necessary to create engaging and inclusive learning environments. Our graduates have gone on to become k-12 teachers, higher education practitioners, school counselors, sports industry administrators, and more. Guided by dedicated faculty, embark on a path that empowers you to inspire, educate, and make a lasting impact in the world.

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Graduate History Programs

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Offering the unique opportunity to work on a significant research project as part of the optional Master’s Thesis, the Providence College graduate history program provides a rich and comprehensive academic experience. As a history graduate student, you will receive individualized support from a faculty advisor who will offer guidance and direction as you progress through the program. Graduates of Providence College’s programs emerge with a refined grasp of historical narratives and a skill set applicable to various career paths, including academia, research, public history, and more. Uncover the past to shape the future.

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Graduate Theology Programs

Providence College’s graduate theology programs provide a profound exploration of faith, ethics, and spirituality. Our faculty are working scholars who “share the fruits of their contemplation” and offer you the opportunity to delve into theological discourse, historical contexts, and contemporary issues. Through engaged discussions and scholarly inquiry, you gain a deeper understanding of religious traditions and their relevance to a changing world. Graduates of our theology programs are prepared to contribute thoughtfully to religious dialogue, pastoral work, academia, and various areas of social and ethical leadership.

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