Explore how a graduate degree from Auburn University will give you the practical knowledge and skills to conduct research that will impact the world around you, make groundbreaking discoveries and firmly ground you in a supportive community of life-long learners and network of alumni known as the Auburn Family.
Excellence in Academics
As an R1 institution and one of the largest public universities in the southeastern United States, we are committed to recruit, retain, support, develop and graduate a diverse population of outstanding students. With over 200 degree programs and 400 program options including graduate minors and certificates, Auburn University offers a wide range of options.
Hard Work with Purpose
We live the Auburn Creed in all that we say and do towards our primary goal of preparing graduate and professional students for productive careers and leadership in their fields through excellent educational experiences, professional development training and community-building social activities. Our alumni go on to lead our nation and world in building intelligent systems for a safer world, resilient communities and healthcare technologies for a better tomorrow.
Hargis Hall, one of Auburn University's most historic and architecturally distinctive buildings, is home to the Graduate School. Constructed in 1888, it predates the iconic Samford Hall by just a few months and was originally built to house the chemistry department.
Hargis Hall in 1905
Chemistry Class in Hargis Hall
Fire Damage, 1978
Auburn University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award baccalaureate, master’s, specialist and doctoral degrees. Questions about accreditation may be directed to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.
