10 Master's degrees offered by the university

The field of Classical Studies offered by Tulane University combines history, literature, archaeology, art history, law, and linguistics, and so is fundamentally interdisciplinary in character.

Through the lens of movement and performance making, the Interdisciplinary Dance Performance MFA program offered by Tulane University is envisioned to provide graduate opportunities for scholarly investigation in diverse disciplines that directly link to creative practice and performance making.

Tulane University's School of Professional Advancement offers an interdisciplinary Master of Liberal Arts (MLA) degree to prepare students for versatile leadership opportunities across industries.

The Master of Science in Bioethics and Medical Humanities at Tulane University is a non-thesis, capstone-required program within Biomedical Sciences which can be completed in either a one- or a two-year course of study.

Computational Linguistics offered by Tulane University is a field that appeals to students with a zeal for both linguistics and computer science and a passion for developing ideas at the intersection of these fields.

The Spanish and Portuguese Master program at Tulane University is ideally suited to students interested in deepening their knowledge of Hispanic or Luso-Brazilian literature and cultural studies before attending professional school or going on to pursue any of the many careers today for which expertise in Spanish and Portuguese cultures and languages is an asset.

The Linguistics Program at Tulane University offers an accelerated Master of Arts program in Computational Linguistics to enrolled seniors. Students choosing this fast-track option must take 6 graduate credits (2 courses) while still completing undergraduate course work.

Tulane University offers a terminal MA degree in Philosophy. The program is intended for students who are eager to continue their study of philosophy, but do not feel ready to enter a PhD program.

The Department of English offers two Master’s degree programs: a two-year 4+1 M.A. program for Tulane University undergraduate English majors, and a three-semester external M.A. program for English or Literature majors with B.A. degrees from Tulane or from other institutions.

The 4+1 in History offers current Tulane University students and recent grads the opportunity to earn an M.A. degree through our accelerated M.A. program.