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A path for the brightest minds. A community of the strongest bonds. The only thing that overshadows Lehigh's nationally recognized, globally connected, and opportunity-rich program is our focus on meaningful mentorship that fosters the supportive, vibrant community essential for higher learning. Here, unparalleled resources and leading technological advancements are at your disposal, but so are one-to-one attention, diverse perspectives, and good company. You have a lot to consider as you explore graduate programs. Let us show you how the College of Arts & Sciences will help you fulfill your goals and aspirations. 

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94
%

of CAS graduate students receive some form of funding

86
%

of CAS graduates are employed whitin one year

400
+

CAS graduate students are enrolled across 10 programs
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Michael Burger, professor of biological sciences at Lehigh University

Michael Burger

Biological Sciences

Burger received an NIH: National Institute for Deafness and other Communication Disorders grant to investigate the development of central circuitry after disruption of input from the ear in the early embryo.

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Xiaoji Xu, associate professor of chemistry at Lehigh University

Xiaoji Xu

Chemistry

Xiaoji Xu, associate professor of chemistry, has been named Senior Member of the National Academy of Inventors.

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Katherine Crassons, associate professor of english at Lehigh University.

Katherine Crassons

English

Crassons awarded the 2025 Bonnie Wheeler Fellowship and a $25,000 stipend and mentorship support to complete her book, Signs of Wonder: Faith, Ethics, and Epistemology in Medieval and Early Modern England.

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