Whether you're just starting to think through how you'll fund your graduate education or you have specific questions about the process, please join us for this informational webinar.

Join Graduate Programs Director Cathie Mercier and learn about the Master of Arts in Children's Literature, the Master of Fine Arts in Writing for Children, and dual MA/MFA degree.

Ready to start a meaningful career in nursing? At Simmons University, bachelor’s degree holders from any field can discover exciting pathways to seamlessly transition into the nursing profession. Whether your goal is to become a Registered Nurse (RN), Family Nurse...

Join us for an engaging on campus info session and explore how our Master of Social Work program — available on-campus in Boston and in a flexible hybrid format—prepares you for a career in clinical social work from day one.

Join Senior Associate Director for Teaching and Learning Sarah Rose Cavanagh in a no-guilt book club this semester, focused on solving common problems (aka “snafus”!) in the classroom.

Women’s sports are not just having a moment, they’re defining an era. We are calling everyone who wants to be a part of it! “The Women’s Sports Era” A conversation on studying and succeeding in the Business of Women’s Sports...

Join Graduate Programs Director Dr. Yunxin Li, History Program Director to learn more about the MA in History as well as the dual MA in History/ MS in Library and Information Science with concentrations in Archives Management or Cultural Heritage Informatics.

Join Graduate Programs Director Cathie Mercier and learn about the Master of Arts in Children's Literature, the Master of Fine Arts in Writing for Children, and dual MA/MFA degree.

Ready to start a meaningful career in nursing? At Simmons University, bachelor’s degree holders from any field can discover exciting pathways to seamlessly transition into the nursing profession. Whether your goal is to become a Registered Nurse (RN), Family Nurse...

Join Senior Associate Director for Teaching and Learning Sarah Rose Cavanagh in a no-guilt book club this semester, focused on solving common problems (aka “snafus”!) in the classroom.