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Fordham University maintains six graduate schools, offering numerous individual master's and doctoral degree programs and broadly humanistic training for the professions of law, finance and industry, government and public service, ecclesiastical leadership and pastoral care, education, psychology, social work, and academic scholarship. Fordham's 7,000 graduate students attend one of six schools: the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Graduate School of Business, the Graduate School of Social Service, the School of Law, the Graduate School of Education and the Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education.

The Schools of Law, Business, Social Service and Education are located on the Lincoln Center campus, in close proximity to Manhattan's midtown business, media and performing arts districts, and serviced by Columbus Circle's bus and subway hub. Additional degree and extension programs in education, social service and business administration are offered at Fordham's Westchester campus in Harrison, New York. At the Rose Hill campus in the Northern Bronx, the Schools of Arts and Sciences and Religion and Religious Education hold the majority of their graduate classes on an 85-acre historic campus.

Enriched by the Jesuit traditions of intellectual inquiry and ethical engagement with the contemporary world, Fordham University's graduate schools prepare students for meaningful careers and morally aware citizenship.

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