Small and Selective

Math graduate students work on problems. 1 / 7
Cheng Lab
Physics graduate student works in the nanomaterials laboratory. 2 / 7
Graduate student leads discussion with peers.
Graduate student leads discussion with peers. 3 / 7
Professor Yan Kung and students work at Argonne National Laboratory 4 / 7
Faculty and students share a joke at an exhibition opening reception. 5 / 7
Olivia Teach
Olivia McAuley teaches Lab 6 / 7
Lux Doctorum
Lux Doctorum, the symbolic Lantern Night, a longstanding Bryn Mawr Tradition 7 / 7

The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences is home to eighty students across six disciplines of study. Admission to the graduate school is limited to ensure that all students receive the highest quality educational experience. Coursework is undertaken in a seminar setting that is predominantly student-lead with a low student to faculty ratio. Small cohorts allow each graduate student to work closely with their faculty advisor and make a meaningful contribution to Bryn Mawr’s dynamic academic community.