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Information Technology
Our Information Technology (IT) programs are career-oriented and flexible, preparing students for work in the areas of businesses, government, healthcare, education, manufacturing, entertainment, a...
Interpretation and Translation
Our Interpretation and Translation programs prepare hearing, deaf, and hard of hearing students to work as interpreters in various settings including medical, educational, business, mental health, ...
English
Having a strong command of the English language – especially in writing – is essential in the modern workforce. Gallaudet graduates with advanced reading and writing abilities are welcomed into an ...
American Sign Language
Our American Sign Language (ASL) programs offer students close collaboration with our outstanding faculty as they are introduced to the concepts woven throughout the Deaf communities, explicitly de...
History
Understanding our past dictates our future, and Gallaudet history majors leave poised to play an integral role in building that future from a number of different professions. Our history program de...
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incoming students are new signers.
of our graduate students are either deaf and hard of hearing or hearing.
of undergraduate students who graduated are either employed or furthering their education.
of undergraduate students received some type of financial aid.
of undergraduate students land internships during college.
of undergraduate students leave with less debt compared to other schools.
less tuition and fees than the national average U.S. university for undergraduate students.
of incoming merit scholarships awarded to undergraduate BIPOC students.
of graduate school alumni are either employed or furthering education.
of graduate school alumni work in fields that support and advance deaf community.
graduate students earned tuition assistance from their program.
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2023 CODA International Conference
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32nd World Congress of the IALP
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Football vs. Keystone College
Aug 19, 2022
Dr. Teresa Blankmeyer Burke, professor of philosophy and faculty administrator…
Raymond Luczak, '88, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, has been selected as…
Dr. Christian Vogler, director of the Technology Access Program in…
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Gallaudet Technology Services is proud to celebrate the hard work…
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Gallaudet is the place to embrace oneself and build connections within and beyond the signing and deaf community. Our students find affirmative and positive acceptance of who they are and all they have to offer our world