Master Degrees

Master's degrees are two to three year degrees of advanced study. Master's programs generally require a baccalaureate degree for admission. Master's degrees may be entirely course-based, entirely research-based or (more typically) a mixture.

• Anthropology
• Applied Environmental Science & Technology
• Arctic Engineering
• Biological Sciences
• Career and Technical Education
• Civil Engineering
• Clinical Psychology
• Computer Science
• Counselor Education
• Creative Writing and Literary Arts
• Early Childhood Special Education
• Education
• Educational Leadership
• Engineering Management
• English
• General Management
• Global Supply Chain Management
  
• Interdisciplinary Studies
• Master Teacher with Specialty Options
• Nursing Science
• Project Management
• Public Administration
• Public Health Practice
• Science Management
• Special Education
• Social Work
• Teaching