20 Master's degrees in Liberal Arts in Massachusetts, United States

The Master of Sacred Music program at Boston University is at the forefront of professional training in sacred music.

The History and Museum Studies program of Tufts University combines theory and practice by bringing together scholars of the Tufts History Department and professional experts in Tufts Museum Studies program.

Tailor a program of graduate study to your interests and professional goals. Whether you’re looking to develop your professional knowledge or prepare for a career transition, the degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from Cambridge College offers the opportunity to select courses in any or all academic disciplines.

The Global Master of Arts program of Tufts University is a hybrid program that combines the best of in-person residency sessions with the flexibility of online studies.

The Master of Design Studies in Sustainable Design offered by Boston Architectural College is a 4-semester degree that teaches students the current practices, processes and materials with which a sustainable built environment can be realized. 

The MA program in History of Art and Architecture at Boston University provides a scholarly grounding in the history of art, architecture, and material culture.

The Master of Arts in Emerging Media Studies at Boston University offers instruction concerning social and emerging media from the perspectives of technology studies and social science.

The Cybersecurity Master's Degree Program at Harvard University is a public study programme designed for professionals. This M.Sc. level qualification focuses on threat intelligence and data privacy. Students complete 12 courses over 2 to 5 years, primarily through online learning with a short on-campus summer session.

Our innovative approaches to teaching Latin put the department at UMass Boston in the vanguard of Latin teacher training.  We are pleased to offer three tracks within the Masters in Latin and Classical Humanities at University of Massachusetts Boston.

The Master of Music in Conducting program at Boston University combines rigorous study of choral and orchestral conducting techniques and literature with related work in performance, music theory, and musicology in a vibrant and intimate setting, all within a major research university.

The Latin and Classical Humanities program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst is the equivalent of an M.A. degree in Classics with supplementary graduate-level work in Education. The program leads to a middle- and high-school (grades 5-12) teaching certificate in Latin and Classical Humanities valid in 30 states within the Interstate Certification Compact.

The MS in Television curriculum at Boston University is designed to give students the tools they need to seek professional careers in TV producing, management, writing, and programming.

The Master of Arts in Music Theory program at Boston University is designed for students seeking to acquire a secure foundation in scholarly music theory prior to entering doctoral study.

The Arts program at Tufts University is a one-year, full-time, residential program on Fletcher’s Boston-area campus and is designed for mid-career professionals on sabbatical or leave from government ministries, military, international organizations, or private business

Boston University's Master of Sacred Theology (STM) is an advanced graduate professional degree for those who wish to pursue a year of more advanced coursework focusing on a particular discipline or ministerial and other religious leadership practice.

Our Master of Fine Arts in Directing program at Boston University provides early-career professionals with the opportunity to cultivate their artistic identities and professional objectives while refining and enhancing their technical skills and range.

Master of Divinity students in their first year at Boston University participate in Spiritual Companioning Groups (required in the first semester and optional in the second) that establish a framework for personal and spiritual formation that is integrated throughout the MDiv program.

The MFA in Film and Television Studies program at Boston University requires a total of 64 credits. In the third semester, students develop a prospectus for a final graduate thesis project and present it to the graduate faculty for their approval. 

The Theology and Social Work two dual degree programs at Boston University combine the School of Theology Master of Divinity and Master of Theological Studies with a Master of Social Work from BU’s School of Social Work.

Boston University's MFA in Visual Narrative integrates the BU School of Visual Arts’ tradition of drawing with sequential art storytelling practices. This program allows students the opportunity to craft stories that specifically integrate written and visual language, augmented by partnerships with theater, communications, the humanities, and sciences.