For Current and Prospective Sociology Graduate Students

“The IUP PhD program was a godsend: affordable, great faculty support, and friendly students and staff.”
—Cynthia Bradley-Pugh, PhD

Resources for Prospective Students

• ALS Program Brochure
• ALS Program Overview
• Learn more about admission to the ALS PhD Program
• To apply, please visit the Graduate Admissions website
• Visit the Dixon University Center website
• Graduate Assistantships: The ALS program has a very limited number of graduate assistantship (GA) positions available. Assistantships are awarded competitively for one year, with opportunity for funding for a second year. The assistantship covers tuition and a small stipend and requires 20 hours per week of work. Assignments may involve assistance to faculty members in administration, research, and/or teaching activities. Assistantship applications are available at the Graduate School, with a submission deadline of March 15.

Resources for Current Students

• ALS Handbook: 2019 Edition
  
• ALS Handbook: 2018 Edition
  
• ALS Handbook: 2017 Edition
  
• ALS Handbook: 2016 Edition
• ALS Handbook: 2015 Edition
• ALS Handbook: 2014 Edition
• ALS Handbook: 2013 Edition
• ALS Handbook: 2012 Edition 
• ALS Handbook: 2010 Edition
• ALS Handbook: 2009 Edition 
• Find general dissertation information.
• Learn more about dissertation and graduation deadlines
• Locate dissertation, graduation, and research forms
• Dissertation Manual
  
• Browse all IUP dissertations and all US dissertations submitted to ProQuest
• Learn more about the Institutional Review Board
• See what the Applied Research Lab can do for you
• Explore available funding for graduate student research
• Learn more about how the Writing Center can help you
• ALS SharePoint