The College of Arts & Sciences offers a diverse catalog of master's programs that range from one-year professional options to thesis-driven degrees that prepare you for doctoral study. Several of our master's programs are hosted through our 20 academic departments. For a full list of Graduate Programs, please click here. In addition, the Office of Interdisciplinary and Professional Studies administers the College's five interdisciplinary master's programs. These unique programs engage students in classes across multiple departments and units. We encourage interested students to visit the program websites. Our admissions officer is available to answer any questions you may have.
The Master of Arts in Global Health and Society is available in three graduate degree tracks. The range of courses offered examine emerging challenges to human health and security, differential access and adoption of evidence-based health policies, governance, practices and interventions, and how these translate from international to community scales.
Students learn how to identify, analyze and manage complex problems that confront modern institutions. The Master of Arts in International Administration program combines international affairs, global security and management courses to provide students with the skills necessary to pursue a range of domestic and international career objectives.
The Master of Arts in Liberal Studies program offers an interdisciplinary approach to learning the humanities and theory based graduate level classes. It is a non-traditional graduate program that allows the returning student to take classes in their own individualized course of study.
The Master of Science in Data Science is designed to provide interdisciplinary connections and experiential learning opportunities across all aspects of data science and computing: from machine learning to marine science, from city planning to communications. Students from any academic disciplines can advance their career options with the foundational knowledge of how to understand the applications and implications data in a variety of fields.