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Academic background, professional experience, standardized test scores, recommendations, research experience － these elements and more combine to give UNC Charlotte a glimpse of who you are as a prospective student. That's why Graduate Program Directors approach the application process holistically, considering information that may indicate an applicant's potential for success in a given program. Please refer to the application requirements for additional information.
UNC Charlotte's Research 1 (R1) status is a prestigious national recognition that directly benefits graduate students by creating a rich research environment with increased funding, cutting-edge resources and renowned faculty. This translates to more opportunities for you to engage in impactful, applied research, often in collaboration with local industries, enhancing your academic experience and career prospects.
Choosing Charlotte positions you at the forefront of innovation and discovery, preparing you for success in your chosen field.
There's a GPD for that! Each of our programs has a designated Graduate Program Director (GPD) who manages the program. If you have questions about a program or wonder if a particular program may be a good fit for you, the GPD can help.
Looking to enhance your career with professional development courses and certificates? Charlotte Online is the region’s teaching and learning connection. Additionally, Charlotte offers Executive and Corporate training programs that provide numerous career benefits to working professionals.
The environment at UNC Charlotte is one of balance: state-of-the-art facilities juxtaposed with contemporary architecture alongside scenic natural resources. The light rail connects the main campus to uptown Charlotte and the Dubois Center at UNC Charlotte Center City, offering the excitement of city living – with acclaimed dining, sports, shopping and entertainment － paired with a warm sense of community for which Charlotte is known.
UNC Charlotte enjoys a close relationship with the Queen City's thriving business community, who are partners to help train, educate, hire and promote graduate students.
Graduate Admissions offers online information sessions, virtual office hours and 1:1 appointments with an Admissions Counselor for prospective students to ask questions and learn more about our graduate programs, admission requirements, the application process, funding & financial aid, research opportunities, student life and more.
Some academic programs hold program-specific information sessions, so be sure to keep in touch with the Graduate Program Director or check the program website for updates.
UNC Charlotte's graduate students come from around the world and nearly every state in the US. With over 6,200 students living, working and pursuing their academic dreams here in Charlotte and online, we are proud to represent the vibrant Charlotte community and institution.
*Based on Fall 2024 Census
