The Graduate School
UConn Health Welcomes Medical and Dental Classes of 2026
UConn Health welcomes the medical and dental classes of 2026. The incoming classes include 110 future physicians, selected from more than 4,000 applicants, and 52 future dentists selected from nearly 1300 applicants, embarking on their four-year educational journey.
New Multidisciplinary Data Science Master’s Starts this Fall
Meeting the growing demand for data scientists to tackle the most complex problems in society
Early JWST Survey Sheds New Light on the First Galaxies
New images of very old galaxies
For Advance Drought Warning, Look to the Plants
UConn researchers find signals in vegetation can help forecast devastating 'flash' droughts
School of Business To Offer Advanced Business Graduate Certificate in Fast-Growing FinTech Field
The new offering, a 12-credit graduate certificate, is expected to appeal to mid-career managers and executives eager to expand their skills
’22 Coast to Coast Comes Home
Dustin Moore, Julia Neri, and Brian Legato, the students making up the UConn Health’s 17th Coast to Coast for a Cause team, pedal for seven weeks and more than 3,000 miles to complete this year’s cross-country bicycle tour for charity.
Live Poster Session Returns at Biomedical Science Research Day
The 39th annual UConn Health Biomedical Science Graduate Student Research Day enabled students to showcase their work in-person for the first time in three years.
LGBTQ+ Collection Now at UConn Health Sciences Library
With a federal grant intended to amplify diverse voices, the library adds more than 60 titles focusing on the LGBTQ+ experience.
UConn Magazine: Revenge of the Data Scientists
Talitha Washington ’98 MS, ’01 Ph.D. is turning tables on the data science that has worked against Black and Brown people — by creating science and math pathways for students of color.
Lynn Malerba ’08 MPA Named First Native American United States Treasurer
Malerba, who is also Chief of the Mohegan Tribe, says the advanced degree she earned at UConn has helped her career in public service