Graduate Programs in the College of Arts and Sciences
The College of Arts and Sciences offers graduate degrees in three areas:
Please find individual program descriptions below, including links to departments.
Doctoral Degree Programs
Master’s Degree Programs
- Applied Computing (MSAS,
Professional Science Master’s program)
- Anthropology — Public Anthropology (MA)
- Art
: Studio Art MFA with specialization in Drawing, Installation,
Multimedia, Painting, Printmaking, or Sculpture
- Art History (MA)
- Arts Management (MA)
- Biology (MA or MS)
- Biotechnology (MSAS, Professional
Science Master’s program)
- Chemistry (MS)
- Computer Science (MS)
- Creative Writing
(MFA)
- Curriculum and
Instruction (MEd)
- Economics (MA)
- Environmental Science (MS)
- Environmental Assessment
(MSAS, Professional Science Master’s program)
- Ethics, Peace, and Global
Affairs (MA)
- Health Promotion Management
(MS)
- History (MA)
- International Training
and Education (MA)
- Literature (MA)
- Mathematics (MA)
- Philosophy (MA)
- Psychology (MA)
- Sociology (MA)
- Spanish and Latin American
Studies (MA)
- Special Education for
Learning Disabilities (MA)
- Statistics (MS)
- Teaching: Early Childhood Education (MAT)
- Teaching: Elementary
Education (MAT)
- Teaching: Secondary Education
(MAT)
- Teaching: English
for Speakers of Other Languages (MAT)
- Teaching Dual Degree:
MA in International Peace and Conflict Resolution and MAT in Teaching:
Secondary Education
- TESOL : Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (MA)
Graduate Certificate Programs
