Recruitment and Outreach

Interested in pursuing a degree at Columbia’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences? GSAS offers master’s and doctoral programs in the humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences. Our renowned faculty works with students to cultivate advanced knowledge and offer preparation for a variety of careers.

To learn more about the graduate programs at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, connect with a representative from our Office of Academic Access and Engagement at one of the events or conferences listed below. 

  • Application Virtual Q&A Sessions
  • Admitted Student Virtual Information Sessions
  • On-Campus Information Sessions with GSAS Student Hosts
  • Exhibitor Booths at Regional and National Conferences such as ABRCMS and SACNAS

2026 Conferences

An image with the University of Puerto Rico Seal, with text reading Ivy Plus Tour 2026, University of Puerto Rico, Dates Sept. 15-17, We will visit the following schools: UPR Mayaguez, UPR Rio Piedras, UPR Humacao.

We will visit the following schools:

  • UPR Mayaguez
  • UPR Rio Piedras
  • UPR Humacao
A conference logo reading 2026 SACNAS Annual Conference, Long Beach California, October 29-31.

Founded in 1973, it is the largest multicultural and multidisciplinary STEM diversity organization in the US, dedicated to fostering the success, advanced degrees, and leadership of underrepresented minorities in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

A banner with images of students, the Seattle skyline, and scientific illustrations. Text reads Celebrating 25 years, ABRCMS 2026, November 18-21, Seattle, WA.

ABRCMS is ASM's conference for multidisciplinary science and workforce development. For 25 years, ABRCMS has been the nation's largest multidisciplinary scientific conference for supporting all communities in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, including those historically excluded in these fields. ABRCMS focuses on academic excellence, career and workforce development for scientists of all career stages, including community college, undergraduate and postbaccalaureate students. 

A colorful circular logo reading NCUR 27 at Grand Rapids.

An annual, interdisciplinary academic conference dedicated to promoting and celebrating student-led research, scholarship, and creative activity across all fields of study.

Browse the Introductions to Admissions link for further information. Fee Waivers are available to US citizens and permanent residents who are currently serving in the US Military, have participated in select enrichment programs, or for whom the fee represents a significant financial hardship.