Biochemistry Graduate studies in Biochemistry can lead to an MPS or MS degree. Students may choose from biomedical research areas such as cell regulatory systems, protein biochemistry, molecular immunology, cellular and molecular toxicology, microbiology, bioinformatics, and genomics. Financial aid is available on a competitive basis, primarily in the form of graduate teaching assistantships. Research assistantships […]
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Civil Engineering The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering offers MS (thesis or non-thesis) and PhD degrees in Civil Engineering. Areas of study include Environmental Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Structural Engineering and Mechanics, and Water Resources Engineering. A Master of Engineering (ME) in Civil Engineering degree program (non-thesis) with a concentration in Water and Environment is […]
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Education The College of Education and Human Development offers a PhD in Education with a variety of specialized focus areas. PLEASE NOTE: some concentrations are not currently accepting applications. Education, Schools, and Communities Schools in rural settings can and should serve as community hubs. The Education, Schools, and Communities concentration emphasizes interdisciplinary research addressing rural […]
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Chemistry The Department of Chemistry offers programs of study and research leading to MS and PhD degrees. Candidates for advanced degrees in the Department of Chemistry normally are expected to have completed the minimum undergraduate program established by the American Chemical Society Committee on Professional Training. The graduate program in chemistry may include any chemistry […]
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Ecology and Environmental Sciences The graduate program in Ecology and Environmental Sciences capitalizes on University strengths in ecology, environmental science, and environmental policy. Students can earn MS (thesis or non-thesis) and PhD degrees in Ecology and Environmental Sciences using an integrated interdisciplinary approach to the analysis of ecological and environmental problems. The EES graduate program includes […]
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Physics The Department of Physics and Astronomy offers Physics degrees in Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy. Master of Science: The program of graduate study for the master’s degree, which normally requires two years, is developed around an original investigation, the results of which are presented as a thesis. Doctor of Philosophy: Typically a […]
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Master of Science in Teaching The Master of Science in Teaching (MST) is offered by the University’s Center for Research in STEM Education. The MST is a 33-credit Master’s program requiring specific coursework, a research thesis, and guided teaching experiences in introductory science and mathematics courses on campus. Concentrations currently available: The Master of Science in Teaching program […]
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Psychology (Clinical) PLEASE NOTE: Due to a lack of funding, the Clinical Psychology program will not admit a Fall 2026 cohort, but plans to resume admissions for Fall 2027. The doctoral training program in clinical psychology prepares students for the doctorate (Ph.D.) in psychology and for careers combining research and clinical practice. The program is fully accredited […]
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Global Policy PLEASE NOTE: Global Policy will not be accepting applications for Spring 2024. The Master of Arts in Global Policy program provides students with the analytical tools and professional skills necessary to deal with some of the most pressing global challenges. The School of Policy and International Affairs (SPIA) offers an interdisciplinary curriculum, consisting […]
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Mathematics The Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers a program leading to the degree of Master of Arts in Mathematics. The typical student chooses to focus their advanced study in one of three broad areas: applied mathematics, pure mathematics, or statistics. At the time of admission, students will be assigned a preliminary advisor to assist […]
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