Learn More About Graduate Studies at The University of Toledo!

The University of Toledo was founded in 1872 as The Toledo University of Arts and Trades. Over the years, UT has grown in size and scope and is now considered the third largest public university in the University System of Ohio. UT now offers hundreds of associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees as well as certificates. In 2006, the Medical University of Ohio merged with UT, and UT added not only the College of Medicine and Life Sciences, but also the College of Nursing and Pharmacy on the Health Science Campus.  These colleges offer a broad range of health science programs designed to prepare students for the important and emerging healthcare 21^st century workforce.

The College of Graduate Studies (COGS) places a great importance on offering a quality graduate experience for our students by providing excellent student service. With offices and programs on both UT’s Main Campus and Health Science Campus, COGS is committed to the success of our graduate students.

UT has 130 master’s programs and 40 doctoral programs. . In addition to research Master’s and Ph.D. degrees, UT offers seven professional doctorates (JD, MD, PharmD, DPT, OTD, DNP and DE) and 11 professional master’s (MBA, EMBA, MME, MMP, MPA, MPH, MSA, MSN, MSW, PSM and Education Specialist). UT also offers a variety of certificates in the healthcare, business and personal enrichment areas.

For more information on The College of Graduate Studies, please visit the COGS website: http://www.utoledo.edu/graduate.

To apply, complete an online application at http://apply.utoledo.edu. Additional admission guidelines can be found on the COGS website.

For questions regarding graduate admission, please contact Corey Sampsel, Graduate Orientation & Enrollment Specialist.

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