Wake Forest Graduate School
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Our hallmark is world-class scholarship fueled by an interdisciplinary, collaborative environment.
How to Apply
Information, deadlines, program requirements and other resources for interested applicants.
The Graduate School of Arts & Sciences is one of the engines of creativity of Wake Forest University. Whether it is a traditional liberal arts approach, or cutting edge training in biomedical innovation, our small and competitive size, along with a faculty to student ratio of 1:3, ensures that you will have individual attention, tailored advising and research opportunities well-matched to your interest
As a student here, you won’t just be a face in a crowd but part of a world-class team of researchers and educators working on important, world changing problems in their respective fields of knowledge. We’re dedicated to preparing the next generation of independent, intellectual leaders in their fields – whether it’s academics, industry or your own unique career path.
Prospective Graduate Students
Learn about specific program requirements, deadlines, costs and the next steps you need to take to become part of our community.
New Students
Welcome on board! Please follow these important links to get you prepared to start your journey at Wake.
Current Students
Here are some quick links you will find useful. Be sure to check back periodically, especially for updates to registration details and dates and requirements for graduation.
Affordability
The Graduate School at Wake Forest is committed to supporting its students through teaching and research assistantships, grants, and scholarships. We are dedicated to making a Wake Forest education accessible.
Biomedical Sciences
Interested in the Biomedical Sciences?
From the basic and translational sciences to the patient’s bedside, our master, doctoral, and post-doctoral programs place you at the forefront of innovation.
News and Events
Find out more about upcoming events and the latest news from the Graduate School.
- 2026 Research DayApril 10th @ 12pm to 5pm, Wake Downtown Main Lobby, 455 Vine Street. Come out for a day of discovery and collaboration as graduate students and postdoctoral fellows share their innovative […]
- 2026 Hooding SpeakerDr. M. Shane Hutson M. Shane Hutson is a Professor of Physics and the A.B. Learned Professor of Living State Physics at Vanderbilt University. His training began with BA and […]
- Wake Downtown Coffee BreakMarch 30th @ 8:30am to 10am, Wake Downtown Main Lobby. Take a break and grab some FREE coffee and Duck Donuts in the main lobby of Wake Downtown, courtesy of GSAS […]