Debating whether to be out during graduate school or your academic job search? Have questions about navigating the intersection of LGBTQ/other identities in academia? Curious about how to be a better ally for LGBTQ colleagues and students? Hear from a panel of faculty members from the humanities and social sciences about their experiences. Come with questions!
This resource center helps you connect your educational options with your future social change career. The articles offer advice and insights on how to explore educational options, whether graduate school is right for you, how to finance your education, etc.
Includes chapters on preliminary doctoral program requirements, the dissertation, financing graduate education, applying to & surviving the Ph.D. program, postdocs, employment, higher education, & life as an academic; includes statistics & resource lists. Available at the OCS Reading...
Advice on and examples of essays for grad school applications. Also, Chapter 1, “Should You Go to Grad School, and How Are You Going to Pay For This?” and Chapter 2, “Choosing a School or Program” are very useful in developing your thought process about applying to grad school. ...
This book could be known as, “Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Graduate School, but Were Afraid to Ask.” It is the classic guide to choosing and applying to graduate programs, and to making the most of your graduate experience. Available through the Harvard Library system or at the OCS...
A comprehensive resource for grad students of all levels, from prospective to Ph.D. and beyond. Here you can search for master's and Ph.D. programs, view interviews of grad students giving advice, and browse many resources on getting into and succeeding in grad school.
Information on U.S. accredited educational institutions and special programs around the world, including application requirements and dates, contact information, and program descriptions.
The Chronicle of Higher Education is the go-to resource for all things academe. Read news and advice about the ever-changing landscape of higher education. Available free to the Harvard community through ...
