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Photo: L.A. Cicero, Stanford News Service

Associate Professor of Chemistry, Chris Chidsey, with graduate students Hadley Sikes and Steve Dudek.

Graduate education is thriving in the School of Humanities and Sciences. Our outstanding students are being well prepared to take up their future roles as leaders in their academic fields, in education, and in society.

Office of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies (GUS)

The Office of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies (GUS) in the School of Humanities and Sciences (H&S) is here to help you in any way it can. Please feel free to drop by our office on the second floor of Building One in the Main Quad to browse our information, ask a question, or just sit and chat. We are here to serve you. If we can’t answer your questions, we will help you find someone who can. Contact us for information including:

  • Questions about graduate degree progress or graduate aid policies
  • Interest in applying for humanities dissertation fellowships or Graduate Research Opportunity (GRO) program
  • Seek advice about emergency/discretionary funding sources
  • Seek advice about academic grievance process or sexual harassment concern
  • Find out more about university diversity efforts
  • Contact Us

Departments and Programs

In our school, graduate students benefit from working with and learning from some of the finest faculty in the world. Students also benefit from a pedagogy that involves graduate students in both teaching and research and encourages multidisciplinary interaction.

Resources

There is a plethora of resources available to you here at Stanford. These resources will assist you academically, socially, mentally, and physically so that you can enjoy a more fruitful graduate experience.

  • Stanford Writing Center - H&S partners with the Stanford Writing Center (SWC) to offer writing assistance to graduate students. Whether you are working on a paper for a class or your dissertation, they can help you. Contact the SWC directly for an appointment.
  • Academic offices for graduate students
  • Useful documents for graduate students
  • Campus community - information about academic and non-academic campus resources

Funding

In addition to their interest in the quality of education, many students are concerned about costs.

  • Financial Aid section of this site offers additional information about funding for current and prospective students.