The College of Arts and Sciences offers graduate degrees in three areas:
Please find links to individual program descriptions below.
Doctoral Degree Programs
- Anthropology (PhD)
- Behavior, Cognition, and Neuroscience (PhD)
- Clinical Psychology (PhD)
- Economics (PhD)
- History (PhD)
Master’s Degree Programs
- Anthropology — Public Anthropology (MA)
- Art: Studio Art (MFA)
- Art History (MA)
- Arts Management (MA)
- Audio Technology (MA)
- Biology (MA or MS)
- Biotechnology (MSAS, Professional Science Master’s program)
- Chemistry (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: Latin American Studies (MA)
- Special Education: Learning Disabilities (MA)
- Statistics (MS)
- Teaching (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
- Applied Microeconomics Certificate
- Applied Statistics Certificate
- Arts Management Certificate
- Audio Production Certificate
- Curriculum and Instruction Certificate
- Environmental Assessment Certificate
- Gender Analysis in Economics Certificate
- International Economic Relations Certificate
- Nutrition Education Certificate
- Postbaccalaureate Premedical Certificate
- Public Anthropology Certificate
- Public Sociology Certificate
- Psychobiology of Healing Certificate
- Social Research Certificate
- Teaching Certificate
- Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Certificate
- Translation: French Certificate
- Translation: Spanish Certificate
- Translation: Russian Certificate
- Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Certificate
