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You may apply for this program if your Bachelors degree is in: English; Mathematics; History; Biology; Chemistry; or Physics Additional Program Admission Requirement A 3.0 or higher grade-point average earned for a completed bachelor's degree OR Pass test scores as required by DC for approved...

Additional Program Admission Requirement A 3.0 or higher grade-point average earned for a completed bachelor's degree OR Pass test scores as required by DC for approved basic skills reading, writing, and mathematics skills. Graduate degree GPAs are not applicable for this calculation. (NEW Requirement) Pass...

Additional Program Admission Requirement A 3.0 or higher grade-point average earned for a completed bachelor's degree OR Pass test scores as required by DC for approved basic skills reading, writing, and mathematics skills. Graduate degree GPAs are not applicable for this calculation. (NEW Requirement) Pass...

The Graduate Certificate Program in Deaf Cultural Studies provides students with historical and theoretical foundations in Deaf Studies. Students may select courses from an interdisciplinary curriculum in the areas of cultural studies, history, critical theory, philosophy, literature, disability studies, visual culture, critical pedagogy, public policy...

The Cultural Studies Concentration challenges students to develop methods of inquiry, research, and critique that explore historically-created social institutions and cultural processes which shape the world and deaf ways-of-being. Students will gain a breadth of knowledge through multi-disciplinary perspectives while also gaining a depth of...

The first year includes a 31-credit sequence of courses in psychology and related areas, courses in American Sign Language (ASL), and successful completion of comprehensive examinations. Successful completion of these requirements results in the Master of Arts degree in Developmental Psychology with a Specialty in...

The mission of the Sexuality and Gender Studies Program is to educate students regarding cultural, historical, and societal issues in the LGBTQ+ community, with particular attention to issues impacting the intersectional identity of deaf and hard of hearing LGBTQ+ people, and to prepare graduates to...