Since the first doctoral students began their studies in 1965, Binghamton University’s graduate students and alumni have continued to grow and flourish into academic renown. Celebrate fifty years of doctoral success with us at Homecoming 2015!
Graduate students interested in studying fluid mechanics spend their days working with Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Timothy Singler in the department's Physicochemical Hydrodynamics Lab.
Alongside Associate Professor of Chemistry Eriks Rozners, graduate students explore ribonucleic acids in the lab. This work may lead to the development of new antibiotics or anticancer drugs.
Theatre Department graduate students Austin Todey and Steve Tarrow (L to R) starred in the 2011 production of "Man of La Mancha" with undergraduate student Arshia Panicker. Professor Tom Kremer directed the production.
Under the direction of Literacy Education Distinguished Professor Karen Bromley, graduate students partner with teachers to improve literacy throughout Johnson City elementary schools.
In the University's new Computer-Aided Engineering Instructional Laboratory, graduate students in Associate Professor Mohammad Khasawneh's courses create virtual environments to improve workplace efficiencies and safety.
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Binghamton graduate programs rank high nationally - Inside Binghamton University
One of the Top 50 public universities for more than a decade - U.S. News & World Report Rankings
