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Undergraduate Studies

Over 40 departments and programs constitute Dartmouth’s liberal arts core, which promotes critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration among our students. The liberal arts imperative informs every field of study and crosses departments, programs, and schools. Our students learn to ask bigger questions and apply more perspectives to the answers. They gain a deeper understanding of humanity and a broader view of what’s at stake for societies and throughout the world.

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Graduate and Professional Studies

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Geisel School of Medicine
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Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies
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Thayer School of Engineering
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Tuck School of Business

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2024 New Hampshire 200 Recipients Named

President Sian Leah Beilock, Geisel professor Sally Kraft, and Errik Anderson ’00, Tuck ’07, are among the leaders named to the 2024 New Hampshire 200 list for making a mark on the economy or the state as a whole.
NH Business Review

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Scholars Who Love to Teach

The closeness of Dartmouth’s academic community and the proximity of its resources have a way of bringing individual students together with the scholar or researcher who can ignite an unquenchable curiosity.

Iyabo Kwayana
Assistant Professor of Film and Media Studies (Photo by Eli Burakian ’00)

Iyabo Kwayana

“I want them to see that creativity does not have to be a perfect process; it can be messy.”

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Body of water

(Photo by Marissa Rodriguez / Unsplash)

Bala Chaudhary
Associate Professor of Environmental Sciences (Photo by Eli Burakian ’00)

Bala Chaudhary

“Studying how fungi disperse is central to understanding fungal biodiversity and where species are distributed on Earth.”

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Fungi
Zaneta Thayer
Associate Professor of Anthropology (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Zaneta Thayer ’08

“Our work shows that there’s a need for childbirth fear to be included as part of maternal health care.”

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36 weeks pregnant woman holding her belly

(Photo by Julie DeGuia)

Carey Nadell
Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences (Photo by Eli Burakian ’00)

Carey Nadell

“Our work highlights the importance of studying other examples of multispecies biofilm structures.”

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Colonies of the bacterium V. cholerae (purple) insulate E. coli (yellow) from its natural predator.
Klaus Keller
Hodgson Distinguished Professor of Engineering (Photo by Rob Strong ’04)

Klaus Keller

“Thayer gives people the resources and flexibility to do things they are really passionate about, to tackle big problems.”

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Thayer glass bridge

(Photo by Eli Burakian ’00)

Raghav Singal
Assistant Professor of Business Administration, Wei-Chung Bradford Hu Tuck ’89 Faculty Fellow (Photo by Laura DeCapua)

Raghav Singal

“It’s a very challenging problem that we’ve been able to get a handle on.”

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Amber Barnato
John E. Wennberg Distinguished Professor in Health Policy and Clinical Practice, Director of The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice (Photo by Rob Strong ’04)

Amber Barnato

“This grant renewal will allow us to broaden our study methods, incorporating approaches such as surveys and qualitative interviews.”

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Williamson Translational Research Center

(Photo by Katie Lenhart)

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The Call to Lead: A Campaign for Dartmouth

Dartmouth embarked on the most ambitious campaign in its history. See what we’ve achieved and how we can continue to support students.

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