WELCOME to the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, where for over 100 years independent-minded scholars and thinkers have found an intellectual home. Bryn Mawr's radical innovation of graduate education in a women's college was the foundation of a distinguished history of teaching and learning designed to make every student reach the apex of her or his intellectual capacity. Through the GSAS, Bryn Mawr offers co-educational Ph.D. programs in Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology, Greek and Latin, and History of Art; Clinical Developmental Psychology; Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics; Russian; and an M.A. program in French.

The programs in Archaeology, Classics, and History of Art form a Graduate Group offering exceptional interdisciplinary and collaborative opportunities, including special Fellowships and Internships.

OUR MISSION
Since 1886 Bryn Mawr College has welcomed students seeking to attain the highest level of academic achievement in the distinctive environment of a liberal arts college. Today, women and men in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences are a vital component in a continuum of learning and research, acting as role models for undergraduates and as collaborators with the faculty. Bryn Mawr provides an alternative to traditional models of graduate education in its attention to the unique needs of individual students and its commitment to developing a broadly trained community of scholars who are equipped for a variety of useful professional careers. Renowned for excellence within disciplines, Bryn Mawr also fosters connections across disciplines and the individual exploration of newly unfolding areas of research.