The College of Arts and Sciences
About the College
Here at Drexel’s College of Arts and Sciences, we aim to identify and address the unique challenges of our world through research, teaching, and community outreach. Our experiential, civically engaged, and practical approach to higher education is displayed in how we design graduate education for this ever-changing and evolving world. Innovation requires more than ambition – it requires versatility, dedication, creativity, and compassion. We measure success by lives impacted. Whether you want to gain a new certification or fresh skillset, increase your earning potential, or cultivate your career, there are plenty of reasons to apply to graduate school at Drexel University’s College of Arts and Sciences. Here, you can pursue an advanced degree and work together with our world-class faculty on society-shifting research and scholarship, all the while preparing you for in-demand career opportunities.
Majors
- Biological Sciences (MS)
- Biological Sciences (PhD)
- Chemistry (MS)
- Chemistry (PhD)
- Communication, Culture and Media (MS)
- Communication, Culture and Media (PhD)
- Creative Writing (MFA)
- Ecology, Evolution and Earth Systems (MS)
- Ecology, Evolution and Earth Systems (PhD)
- Environmental Policy (MSEP)
- Mathematics (MS)
- Mathematics (PhD)
- Physics (MS)
- Physics (PhD)
- Psychology (MS)
- Psychology: Applied Cognitive and Brain Sciences (PhD)
- Psychology: Clinical Psychology (PhD)
- Public Policy (MS)
- Publishing (MA)
- Science, Technology and Society (MS)
- Strategic and Digital Communication (MS)
English Language Center
As part of the College of Arts and Sciences, Drexel’s English Language Center offers the accredited Intensive English Program and International Gateway Program throughout the year. In addition to classes in academic skills such as essay writing and oral presentations, the Center offers Language of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), Language of Media and Design, Global Business English (GLOBE), English for Academic Purposes, ESL/EFL Teaching Enhancement, and other subjects.
Graduate Preparation and Resources
International students provisionally admitted to graduate programs participate in the Graduate Preparation program at the English Language Center in a half-term program designed to prepare them for the academic work and culture of an American university.
All international students have access to free language tutoring and other academic skills workshops throughout the academic year.