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The typical graduate program is a small, personalized unit of faculty and students. Close research collaboration and instruction at the seminar level predominate. Dartmouth has made important changes in order that graduate students avoid over-specialization and develop a general competence in several areas within the discipline before proceeding to thesis research.

Dartmouth graduate students are enrolled in 16 doctorate programs and 11 masters  programs .

They develop skills in the following areas:

• Strong research and analytical skills
• Critical thinking
• Framing and solving problems
• Quick learning
• Computer skills
• Collaborative work
• Teaching and presenting

If you are interested in recruiting Dartmouth graduate students, please contact Kerry Landers at (603) 646-1743 or by email .