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Graduate and Special Programs

We enhance and broaden the liberal arts curriculum with a commitment to research, scholarship and professional development, while preparing a diverse student body to be innovative and responsible leaders in their fields.

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Master of Science in Biological Sciences

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Masters of Fine Arts in Dance

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Interdisciplinary Studies Diploma Program

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Master of Science in Exercise & Sport Studies

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Postbaccalaureate Program in Mathematics

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Master of Fine Arts in Theatre (Playwriting)

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Master of Arts in Teaching

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Programs in Social Work

The School for Social Work (SSW) was created in 1918 and quickly expanded both in size and scope. SSW is recognized for its concentrated block curriculum and its focus on community-based clinical social work with unparalleled depth and rigor.

Throughout the years, the nature of the coursework shifted alongside changing cultural, political and economic environments, but the School’s commitment to being a leader in clinical social work education has never wavered. Today, the Smith College School for Social Work is the premier clinical social work graduate school.

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Meet Some Graduate Students

Kayra Lopez, M.A.T. ’16

Kayra Lopez

Brooke Marshall, S.M. ’19

Brooke Marshall

Sean Cabaniss, S.M. ’19

Sean Cabaniss

Contact Graduate and Special Programs

Seelye Hall 209
2 Seelye Drive
Smith College
Northampton, MA 01063

Phone: 413-585-3050 Email: gradstdy@us1788.com

Associate Dean of the Faculty/
Dean for Academic Development:
Hélène Visentin

Program Coordinator: Ruth Morgan