Doctoral Program Resources

Here is a list of resources which we encourage you to bookmark for future reference:

Wagner

• Course information
• Office of Career Services
• Financial Aid

New York University

• Office of University Financial Aid
• Information Technology Services
• Student Health Center
• Off-Campus Housing
• Office of Global Services (OGS)
• Moses Center for Student Accessibility
• Campus Map
• Building Code Key

Doctoral Colloquium (aka Wagner Seminar)

Doctoral students only register for the colloquium for credit for two semesters. However, all doctoral students are expected to attend the colloquium regularly each year unless they have an unavoidable conflict. You should not register for classes during this time without receiving approval from your advisor. Several times each semester, a prominent researcher presents current work on pressing social issues. The presenters represent a range of disciplines and methodological approaches, and are affiliated with institutions from around the country. The colloquium offers faculty and doctoral students a chance to see emerging work and discuss and debate different approaches to research. You can read more about the colloquium here.