Program Overview

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Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies

The Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies at Dartmouth College offers a range of programs for graduate students.

Programs

• Chemistry
• Cognitive Neuroscience
• Comparative Literature
• Computational Science and Modeling
• Computer Science
• Earth Sciences
• Ecology, Evolution, Environment, and Society
• Health Policy and Clinical Practice
• Integrative Neuroscience
• Master of Arts in Liberal Studies (MALS)
• Master of Energy Transition
• Mathematics
• Molecular and Cellular Biology
• Physics and Astronomy
• Psychological and Brain Sciences
• Quantitative Biomedical Sciences
• Sonic Practice
• Interdisciplinary Programs
• Research and Training Opportunities

Admissions

Application Requirements

All application materials must be submitted directly through the online application system. Official transcripts should not be sent to the Guarini School office during the application process.

• Application Fee: $100
• GRE: GRE and biology GRE subject optional
• English Language Proficiency: Language proficiency test scores are required for non-US citizens, with the exception of those who are earning or have earned a degree from institutions in the US or Canada, or whose primary language of instruction at their non-US institution was English
  • We accept TOEFL, IELTS, and Duolingo
  • The ETS code for the Guarini School is 3351
• Personal Statements: The Guarini School values intellectual curiosity and passion for discovery. Please write a brief essay describing your motivation and preparation for pursuing a graduate degree at Dartmouth, what research interests or advanced topics excite you the most, and how a graduate degree will further your career goals. Be sure to describe any relevant research experience(s) and/or academic preparation that might not be detailed elsewhere in your application. (1000 words max)
• Recommendation Letters: 3 required, up to 4 accepted
• Resume/CV
• Transcripts: Your most recent unofficial transcripts should be uploaded as part of your application. Official transcripts are not needed during the application process
• Program Supplement:
  • Faculty: select up to three faculty members that you are in contact with or are particularly interested in working with. New students enter EEES by joining a specific lab with a pre-identified major advisor. We encourage direct communication with one or more faculty to explore shared interests and current openings

Financial Support

Funding

• Stipends and Benefits
• NSF GRFP
• Fellowships
• Awards & Grants
• Tuition & Living Costs
• Financial Aid
  • Dartmouth 4E Funds (formerly Barrier Removal Funds)
  • Childcare Subsidy
  • Institutional Financial Aid
  • International Students
• Collective Bargaining Agreement Updates
  • Economic Benefits

Academics

Academic Calendar

• Investiture and Commencement
• Mental Health Awareness Month
• Ethics Training Sessions
• Orientation
• Graduate Student Appreciation Week
• Postdoc Appreciation Week

Graduate Registrar

• Academic Requirements
• Academic Standing
• Courses
• Transcript Requests
• Enrollment Verification
• Academic Honor and Conduct Policies and Procedures
• Thesis, Dissertation, or Course-Track Fulfillments
• PhD Innovation Program at Dartmouth
• IvyPlus Exchange Scholar Program
• Internship and Experiential Dartmouth Learning Courses - Graduate Students

Graduate School Academic Policies and Forms

• Academic Policies
• Thesis and Dissertation Forms
• Exit Forms
• Title IX Office
• Disability-related Accommodations
• Grievance Policy
• Dartmouth Compliance and Ethics Hotline
• International Scholars
• Service Members and Veterans
• Students with Disabilities

Postdocs

Welcome

• Affiliated Fellows

Career and Professional Development

• Postdoc Research Day
• National Postdoc Association Core Competencies
• Professional Affiliations
• Professional Development Award

Advocacy and Support

• Postdoc Appreciation Week
• National Postdoc Association
• Mentoring Resources

Dartmouth Postdoc Community Resources

• Mental Health Support for Postdocs

Ecology, Evolution, Environment, and Society

Program Description

The Ecology, Evolution, Environment, and Society program at Dartmouth College is a PhD program that focuses on the interdisciplinary study of ecology, evolution, environment, and society.

Application Requirements

• Application Deadline: December 1
• Degree Offered: PhD

Faculty

The program has a diverse faculty with expertise in various areas of ecology, evolution, environment, and society.

Research Areas

The program offers research opportunities in a range of areas, including ecology, evolution, environment, and society.

Program Supplement

• Faculty: select up to three faculty members that you are in contact with or are particularly interested in working with. New students enter EEES by joining a specific lab with a pre-identified major advisor. We encourage direct communication with one or more faculty to explore shared interests and current openings

Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies Policies

Academic Honor Code

The Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies has an Academic Honor Code that outlines the expectations for academic integrity.

Academic Conduct Regulations

The school has regulations in place to ensure academic conduct and integrity.

GRAD Policies

The school has policies in place for graduate students, including academic requirements, academic standing, and courses.

Policies

The school has policies in place for funding, tuition, and living costs, as well as for postdocs and alumni.