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The Graduate College is proud to announce the launch of 62 new graduate programs, including 34 master's degrees, 7 doctoral degrees, 6 graduate certificates and 15 microcertificates.

Graduate student funding and appointments are more than administrative processes, they are essential to student success.

The first Building Networked Communities (BNC) webinar of summer 2026 focused on a topic that is increasingly important across higher education: how to strengthen and scale master’s degree enrollment while maintaining student success and program quality.

This virtual series highlights key updates, initiatives and resources shaping graduate education at ASU for 2025–26. Sessions are designed for faculty and staff who support graduate students and programs across the university.

Legacy reflects the work we have done that carries into the future. Many faculty think about their legacy through their research and their students. Research becomes part of a legacy because it contributes new knowledge, shapes understanding, and creates pathways for others to build upon.

ASU’s Community Advocates Peer Mentor Program invites second-year graduate students to support incoming peers by creating spaces for connection, guidance and growth. Mentors not only help others navigate grad school—they also build leadership skills, community and lasting relationships along the way.