9 Master's degrees in History in Wisconsin, United States

The History program is offered at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. Milwaukee is a bustling city and metro area with a smaller town vibe. Located on the shore of Lake Michigan, recreational opportunities abound all year round. Parks, beaches, bike trails, water sports and more are enjoyed by residents.

The History programme at Marquette University is a full-time Master of Arts degree designed to be completed over two years. This 30-credit course offers deep academic rigour in a Jesuit tradition. Students engage in advanced research and historiography, preparing for doctoral study or diverse professional careers in Milwaukee.

One of the oldest, most prestigious academic programs of its kind in the United States, the History of Science, Medicine and Technology (HSMT) program at University of Wisconsin Madison draws together faculty members in History and in Medical History and Bioethics. 

Whether you’re interested in theological studies to pursue teaching, research or further graduate education, the Master of Arts in Historical and Theological Studies from Ashland University will equip you to understand and apply theological truth in your context.

The History - Public History M.A. at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is a two-year, on-campus programme designed for careers in preservation and archives. This master's degree offers flexible study paths, including thesis and practicum options, to provide professional expertise in public history subfields.

The Teaching American History and Government program at Ashland University prepares secondary school teachers for the challenge of teaching accelerated courses in American history and U.S. government.

The History programme at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is a two-year, on-campus graduate degree designed for advanced research or teaching careers. Students can choose between a 30-credit thesis track or a 33-credit non-thesis option, providing a flexible, full-time academic experience in a supportive environment.

With some 160 graduate students and nearly 60 faculty members, the Department of History at University of Wisconsin Madison is home to one of the oldest, most distinguished, and most comprehensive graduate programs in the U.S., renowned for its long and valued tradition of collegiality and openness. 

Ashland University's Master of Arts programs in American History and Government take online learning to the next level.