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With our Top 60 public ranking in US News & World Report, our graduate programs provide a launching pad for your professional career. Learn more about our 150+ master’s and doctoral programs here.
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Jan 2023
Sharniece Holland is a proven leader who demonstrates driven tenacity toward her goals – academically and professionally. A native of St. Louis, Missouri, Sharniece first moved to Alabama to attend the HBCU Alabama State University, where she led multiple student organizations on her...
Read More14 University of Alabama alumni and students won Fulbright awards for teaching or research abroad during 2017-18.
UA is a top 60 public university in the nation, as ranked by U.S. News and World Report for more than a decade.
UA is establishing world-class research institutes in water/energy/environment, transportation, cybersecurity and life research.
Recent job placements for UA graduate students include Disney, Intel, Apple and more.
UA undergraduates—save money and finish your master’s degree sooner. Through AMP, you can earn up to 15 dual-credit hours toward both your bachelor’s and master’s degrees in select programs.
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Work with leading-edge experts and the latest technologies in your field, and earn a master’s degree in 12 months. The College of Engineering equips today’s graduate students to solve tomorrow’s problems through innovation in engineering and computer science.
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This nationally recognized program links new graduate students to peer and faculty mentors who help them navigate the higher-education journey. The program focuses on first-generation students, women in STEM fields and members of racial and ethnic minority groups.
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