Begin building your expertise and expanding your research by applying to pursue your graduate studies.
Earning a graduate degree from George Mason Computing means you can be confident that your expertise is up-to-date and in demand.
As part of Virginia’s largest public research university, our programs offer:
- Expert faculty leading research in high-demand computing fields
- Flexible options including part-time, full-time, and online learning
- Unmatched location near Washington, D.C., with strong industry and government connections
- Hands-on opportunities through applied research, internships, and collaborative labs
Before You Apply
Before submitting your application, it is important to review all requirements and deadlines to ensure a smooth and complete submission process. Graduate admissions at George Mason vary by program, and missing a key requirement or deadline can delay or even disqualify your application.
To get started:
- Review the CEC graduate requirements and deadlines for an overview of the admissions process, including how to choose a program, how to prepare application materials, general admission standards.
- Check the program-specific application requirements and deadlines for your intended program.
Taking time to review this information in advance helps ensure you submit a complete and competitive application.
The School of Computing has seven master's programs, three PhD programs, and four certificate programs. Many with several choices of concentration, allowing you to specialize in your specific area of interest.