Programs, Advisors, and Deadlines (Certificates)
To view detailed information about a graduate program, please visit the University Catalog.
International applications for Fall are due by the program application deadline or March 15 – whichever is sooner. Computer Science international applications are due January 15. International applications for Spring are due October 1. See this website for more information.
Applicants should review this page to learn if their prospective program is part of the College of Professional and Continuing Education (CPaCE). These programs have independent fee structures.
Biomed Illustration Preparation Advisor Email: Prof. Robin Richesson Phone: 562-985-1067, 562- 985-4859
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Advisor Email: Dr. Lisa Klig Phone: 562-985-2424
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Geographic Information Science Advisor Email: CLA-Geo-Grad-Advisor@csulb.edu Phone: 562-985-2091
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Advisor Email: Dr. Maria Claver Phone: 562-985-4495
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Advisor Email: Dr. Alicia Del Campo Phone: 562-985-5192, 562-985-5171
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Advisor Email: Prof. Toni Espinoza Ferrel Phone: 562-985-4014
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Legal Studies in the Liberal Arts Advisor Email: Dr. Jason Whitehead Phone: 562-985-4712
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Advisor Email: Dr. William Griswold Phone: 562-985-4234
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Advisor Email: Dr. Laurel Richmond Phone: 562-985-1495
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Advisor Email: Dr. Sophia Pandya Phone: 562-985-2598
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Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Advisor Email: Dr. Rebekha Abbuhl Phone:
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Advisor Email: Translation.Studies@csulb.edu Phone: 562-985-4621
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Advisor Email: Dr. Gary Hytrek Phone: 562-985-2091
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