Explore the Queens College’s 100+ career-building certificate and master’s degree programs. Whether you are pursuing a master’s degree to advance your career, expand your professional expertise, serve your community, or deepen your knowledge in a field of interest, the Murphy Institute for Worker Education are advisors and staff here to support you every step of the way.
Contact
Program Specialist
Heysel Rodas
workered@qc.cuny.edu
718-997-3060
Graduate Degree Programs
Some of our most popular programs are in Early and Childhood Education and Urban Studies. You can search the complete list of the master’s degree and certificate programs offered at Queens College by visiting the Graduate Degree Programs.
Application Process
To enroll in a graduate program at Queens College, you must have:
- A 3.0-Grade Point Average (GPA) or above
- 2-3 letters of recommendation
- A 500-word Personal Statement
- Official undergraduate transcripts from every college you have attended
- $75 processing fee
You must apply by completing an online application.
International Students
Students whose native language is not English and whose post-secondary education was not in English should take the TOEFL or the IELTS. Applicants who score below a 100 on the TOEFL IBT, or below a 7 on the IELTS, will be required to register for the Graduate English as a Second Language (GESL) course during the first semester
Tuition and Fees at Queens College
To learn more about tuition fees and payments at Queens College, please visit the Tuition & Fees Cost page.
Financial Aid Options at Queens College
Financial Aid Options at Queens College help you best understand the aid programs at Queens College, how to apply for these programs each academic year, how to avoid a variety of problems, and how to become an informed consumer. To review your options visit: Financial Aid & Tuition Benefits