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Welcome to the Graduate School!

From Clemson’s 130+ programs, find your graduate track and start your transformation.

Clemson University was founded in 1889 with a singular vision: to be a “high seminary of learning” to benefit the public good. Since that time, Clemson University has evolved and matured into a leading, modern land-grant university. However, we’ve never lost our focus on the reason we exist: to make the world — for all people — a better place through the power of education, creativity, curiosity and scholarship. 

With over 5,000 students in 130-plus graduate and professional degree programs, Clemson University’s faculty and students are reimagining the world we live in, even as you read this.  Consider what someone Read More...

Are you prepared for eLearning and eWorking?

  • Clemson Computing and Information Technology (CCIT) has launched a Resource page providing information and apps for students, faculty, and staff who will be working remotely.
  • Clemson Online’s Tools page hosts additional resources for teleconferencing, eLearning, and collaboration, including instructional videos.
  • The University’s COVID-19 Research Resources webpage provides guidelines and FAQs for graduate students who are conducting research on campus.

COVID-19 and the University: up-to-date information and links

Clemson University continues to hold institution-wide communications about institutional continuity as the emerging global COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) situation unfolds. Read the University’s most current information at COVID-19 Updates.

Graduate School staff will be available and responsive to email while the University is closed.

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  • 40%

    Percentage of named inventors on patents issued to Clemson University who were graduate students (2006–2016). 

  • 1

    Number of School of Nursing and Healthcare Genetics students who received pre-doc funding from the National Institutes of Health’s National Institute of Nursing Research via the Graduate Partnership Program.

  • 1

    Rank of the College of Education’s Master of Education in Teaching and Learning program among national online programs.