30 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Department of Art offers a Art Studio program of graduate study leading to the Master of Fine Arts degree at University of Maryland. 

A Master of Historic Preservation degree (MHP) from the University of Maryland responds to the complex needs of the historic preservation profession. It combines a broad reach of advanced individual and collaborative course work with research and practical experience gained through a summer internship.

The Architecture and Historic Preservation dual degree from University of Maryland combines course work from the Architecture and Historic Preservation programs to enable a student to complete both the Master of Architecture and Master of Historic Preservation degrees with fewer credits than it would take to complete the two separately.

Graduate programs in Music Education at the University of Maryland serve as an extension of the undergraduate curriculum, incorporating elements of philosophy, learning psychology, education policy, and research methods as well as practical coursework related to classroom pedagogy and music teacher education.

The Community Planning and Real Estate Development dual degree at University of Maryland combines coursework from the urban studies and planning and real estate development programs to enable a student to complete both the Master of Community Planning and Master of Real Estate Development degrees with fewer credits than it would take to complete the two separately.

The Master of Arts (M.A.) in Music degree at the University of Maryland is designed for graduate students who desire focused, academic study in ethnomusicology, music education, music history and literature or music theory within the context of a major research university.

The School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies offers a Master of Fine Arts degree in Dance at University of Maryland, encompassing choreography, performance, dance and technology, scholarly research, and pedagogy. 

The Urban Studies and Planning Program offers graduate study leading to the Master of Community Planning (MCP) degree at University of Maryland.

The dual degree in Community Planning and Health Administration from University of Maryland combines course work from the Community Planning and Behavioral Community Health programs to enable a student to complete both the Master of Community Planning and Master of Behavioral Community Health at the same time

The History and Historic Preservation program at University of Maryland provide students the opportunity to increase their professional opportunities in both academic and non-academic career fields - an ever increasingly important benefit in an expanding and demanding job markets that value employees with multiple disciplinary backgrounds.