Clark is home to an exceptionally diverse community of students, representing more than 80 countries around the world.
Students from around the world choose Clark University for our globally ranked and recognized graduate programs that deliver the knowledge, skills, and confidence to succeed.
Since our founding in 1887, Clark has built a reputation for rigorous academics, hands-on learning, and research that addresses the social and scientific challenges facing the world today.
Why choose Clark University for graduate study?
- Clark’s traditional New England campus is a beautiful place to live and study
- Our programs are highly ranked by global ranking organizations
- Small class sizes allow you to connect one-on-one with world-renowned faculty practitioners who are experts in their fields
- Personalized career services, and assistance with professional development, employment, and internships
- A wide range of STEM degree programs that deliver practical skills and career opportunities
- Support for international students, and a welcoming campus environment that embraces diversity and inclusion
- Generous tuition scholarships – no application necessary
Graduate pathway program
Earn credits toward a Clark master’s degree while you strengthen your academic English, hone professional skills, and explore the culture of the United States.
Clark is ‘Home’ to our international graduate community
Graduate students from around the world come together in a supportive community they refer to as “home.”
STEM degrees
International students who earn a degree from a STEM-designated program may be eligible to stay in the United States for up to three years after graduation. Clark offers a range of graduate programs that have earned STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) designations from the federal government.

Featured international students

Thanh Nguyen ’11
Fund manager in Vietnam
Thanh’s story
Thanh returned to his native Vietnam after earning his master’s degree in finance at Clark. Today, he manages two investment funds at Dynam Capital, including a closed-end fund listed on the London Stock Exchange and dedicated to sustainable investments in Vietnamese equities.
“I applied to 10 universities in the United States and chose Clark. I was very impressed by the welcome I received when I arrived on campus for orientation week. And in my first semester, they were already talking about careers.”

Apoorva Arbooj ’21
Healthcare integration engineer
Apoorva’s story
After graduating from Clark with a Master’s of Science in Data Analytics, Apoorva landed a position as an Integration Engineer at Luma Health, makers of a patient engagement platform that automates patient-provider communications.
“I appreciated the inclusive environment at Clark. My voice mattered. I was encouraged to speak up. As an international student adjusting to culture and language nuances, that encouragement was so important to me, both academically and socially.”

Romain Kiragoulou ’22
Sustainability and Social Justice
Romain’s story
After earning his master’s degree from the Sustainability and Social Justice Department, Romain returned to his home of Burkina Faso, West Africa, where he helps grassroots associations advance community development initiatives. “Clark has people from all different countries, so by meeting these people, I was able to say, ‘What I had in my mind three or four years ago is challenged by other perspectives.’”

Gio Almuarrawi, ‘20
Cybersecurity and IT
Gio’s story
After earning his master’s degree in Information Technology at Clark, Gio advanced to multiple leadership positions at JPMorgan Chase & Co, including VP of Risk Remediation, VP of Information Security Management, and VP of Technology Risks and Controls.
“What matters in the IT field is your experience and how you transfer knowledge to people. The instruction at Clark is both academic and very hands-on, thanks to professors who use IT tools as practitioners. I took everything I learned about Tableau and Splunk and applied it in my job.”
Worcester Living
The second-largest city in New England, Worcester offers a thriving cultural and culinary scene. More than 20 percent of the city’s population comprises immigrants — Worcester continues to be a vibrant place to live and learn.


Graduate Admissions
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