26 Master's degrees offered by the university

Gain the perspectives and skills you'll need to become a practicing planner. At Pratt Institute's Master of Urban and Community Planning, you will learn how to use participatory practice to plan and implement improvements that build equity for communities, neighborhoods, cities, and metropolitan areas.

The Master of Landscape Architecture Program at Pratt Institute teaches students to design land and land-based practices that advance environmental and social justice in a time of climate and public change.

In the Urban Placemaking and Management program from Pratt Institute, we prepare professionals for this rapidly growing field. You’ll learn to create successful, vibrant, equitable, and economically viable public spaces using a bottom-up, community-driven, people-centric approach. 

The Interior Design program at Pratt Institute prepares you to become an innovator and leader in the field of Interior Design.

At Pratt Institute, through our cutting-edge and innovative Museums and Digital Culture program designed for the 21st century museum, you'll focus on the digital life of museums across collections, galleries, and activities.

Photography at Pratt Institute, formerly a concentration in the MFA Fine Arts, is now a two-year (four semester) terminal degree in Photography with all the additional resources and classes that entails beginning with the first class entering this fall.