12 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Master of Historic Preservation at the University of Georgia is a professional programme designed to manage and interpret cultural resources. This public study mode course equips students with essential skills in preservation planning and advocacy. It offers a comprehensive curriculum focused on protecting our built environment.

The Toxicology - Animal and Dairy Science program at the University of Georgia has students in multiple departments across campus: Physiology & Pharmacology, Environmental Health Science, Pharmaceutical & Biomedical Sciences, Animal & Dairy Sciences, Crop & Soil Sciences, Forestry, Veterinary Biomedical & Diagnostic Imaging. 

The Ecology programme at University of Georgia is a research-focused M.Sc. delivered through a public study mode. This flexible degree allows students to conduct independent research over two years, developing expertise in theoretical ecology and data analysis while preparing for professional roles or further doctoral study.

The non-thesis master's degree program in Foods and Nutrition at the University of Georgia provides students with the knowledge and experience for clinical, community, industry and government careers. 

We offer a master degree in Crop and Soil Sciences at the University of Georgia. Crop & soil scientists are responsible for the world's food, feed & fiber supply, & conserving soil & water resources. Research areas include Environmental Soil Science/Water Quality, Crop Management/Physiology, Turfgrass Science, Weed Science, & Plant Breeding/Genetics.

The M.S. is the professional degree in Geology at the University of Georgia. It opens up careers in industries dedicated to exploration of natural resources (water, energy, minerals), in public-sector regulation and protection of the environment and in environmental remediation.

The MS in Archaeological Resource Management (ARM) degree at the University of Georgia is a professional degree offered through a unique interdisciplinary, non-thesis program whose goal is to provide students with advanced training in the scientific, technical, legal, philosophical, financial, and practical basis of archaeological work.

The Environmental Health M.Sc. at the University of Georgia provides advanced research training in biological and chemical environmental impacts. This full-time, public study mode programme takes approximately two years to complete, combining rigorous laboratory work with a thesis project to prepare students for specialist roles.

The Master of Natural Resources at University of Georgia is a non-thesis terminal degree designed for career advancement. This 33-credit programme offers a public study mode and can be finished in three semesters. Students gain advanced expertise in natural resource management through hands-on learning in Athens.

Research degree at the University of Georgia designed for students who want to specialize in Fisheries & Aquatic Sciences; Forest Biology & Management; Forest Resources; Natural Resources Management & Sustainability; Parks, Recreation & Tourism; or Wildlife Ecology & Management.

The Agricultural and Environmental Education master degree at the University of Georgia develops professionals to lead, teach and communicate about food, environmental and social systems. Thesis and non-thesis options are available, and the program is available online or in person on the Athens and Tifton campuses.

Study the biology, chemistry, geology, and physics of Earth's oceans and coasts. This master degree in Marine Sciences is offered by the University of Georgia. We offer interdisciplinary training at facilities in Athens and the Skidaway Institute of Oceanography, and provide research opportunities on local and global issues.