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Why FSU?

The Westcott Administration Building houses the offices of the Graduate School and the President of FSU.

Florida State University is recognized by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education as engaged in very high research activity, the highest status accorded to a doctoral-granting university. The wide-ranging scholarship of FSU faculty and graduate students is nationally and internationally recognized for its contributions to science, business, government, culture, and society.

FSU faculty members are also recognized for their exceptional level of instruction, which continually challenges and inspires students to reach their highest individual goals.

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In the News

The Graduate School sets goal for The Great Give

Office aims to expand the academic horizons of graduate students by encouraging them to think about issues in a broader context.

FSU Congress of Graduate Students Proclaim Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week

Events planned for the week of April 15th through April 19th aim to highlight and reward FSU graduate student work.

Art History Student Receives Multiple Grants for Research

In the past month, graduate student Brad Hostetler has received three fellowships for his dissertation research on Byzantine reliquaries in Europe. 

Art History Student Wins Prestigious Fellowship to Pursue Doctoral Dissertation

Florida State University doctoral student Deirdre Carter has been awarded a prestigious fellowship to complete detailed study of late medieval artworks.

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