College of Graduate & Professional Studies
Our Mission is to provide leadership in all matters relating to graduate and professional education at Longwood University. In keeping with the university's mission, the CGPS strives to create a stimulating environment for teaching, learning, research, creative expression and public service.
As part of the mission of a comprehensive institution of higher education supported by public funds, Longwood University is committed to serving the needs of the Commonwealth of Virginia and particularly the Southside and Central Virginia regions. Graduate and professional studies programs, coursework, and initiatives at Longwood support the continuation and development of diverse, innovative programs by building on existing strengths and emerging opportunities.
Looking for all the information on our graduate and professional studies offerings? You can find it easily here in one place: CGPS Booklet
News
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Familiar Faculty Steps into Leadership Role for Longwood’s CSD M.S. Program
January 15, 2026
Dr. Erin Wallace, a familiar face at Longwood, steps into leadership as Program Director of the CSD M.S. program — bringing expertise, passion, and a commitment to guiding the next generation of speech-language pathologists.
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Longwood’s Online MBA Earns National Recognition
January 05, 2026
Longwood University’s Online MBA has been ranked #42 nationally by Poets&Quants, placing it among just three Virginia programs recognized this year. Read more about what this national ranking means for our graduate business education.
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Grad Studies Pop-Up Swag Shops - Open until December 12th!
November 18, 2025
Fresh Longwood gear is here! Explore CGPS pop-up swag shops before they close.
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Apply for Free Nov. 17–21 with Longwood Graduate & Professional Studies!
November 12, 2025
Free Applications Week is coming! Apply to any Longwood graduate or professional program Nov. 17–21.
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S2 E8 - Books without Borders: Building Libraries and Lives
October 15, 2025
What does it take to build libraries—and bridges—across continents? Janine Cervantes (M.Ed. ’05) shares her global journey from Longwood to launching a storytelling center for children in Honduras on Longwood GradCast: Beyond the Degree.
