11 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Master of Arts program in History (Specialized Option) offered by the California State University Sacramento introduces students to the use of the historical method, the critical investigation of problems in historical study, and the analysis and interpretation of primary source material.

The Public History Program at the California State University Sacramento offers a two-year course of study leading to the Master of Arts as a degree option within the History Department.

The MA in Composition, Rhetoric, and Professional Writing from California State University Sacramento is recommended for students preparing to teach at the high school or community college level or advance as writers in professional, workplace contexts. 

The Master of Arts program in History (Comprehensive Option) offered by the California State University Sacramento introduces students to the use of the historical method, the critical investigation of problems in historical study, and the analysis and interpretation of primary source material.

The Department of Humanities and Religious Studies at the California State University Sacramento offers an integrated approach to the study of world cultures from ancient times to the present. In our courses, students undertake interdisciplinary study of core ideas, ideals, and values.

The MA in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) offered by the California State University Sacramento requires extensive study of linguistics and pedagogy, as well as actual teaching and/or tutoring experience with second-language students. The culminating experience of the MA TESOL Concentration is the comprehensive examination.

Concurrent Master's and Juris Doctoral degree is offerd at California State University, Sacramento.

California State University Sacramento's English degree seeks to enhance students' skills in: critical reading; analysis of language, ideas, and the formal attributes of texts; creative engagement with the writing traditions of its two disciplinary fields; and independent research.

The Master of Arts in Language and Literacy at California State University is designed for the administrator, the classroom teacher, and the specialist teacher of language and literacy for all types of children, youth, and adults.

California State University, Sacramento offeres a Concurrent Master's degree.

The MA in Education, Equity and Social Justice (Ethnicity and Race) at California State University explores theoretical and pedagogical related to issues on gender, ethnicity, race, and socioeconomic status and how these impact educational, community settings, and workplace settings.