16 Master's degrees offered by the university

This Nursing Education major at University of Texas El Paso offers an accessible program of high quality online instruction that will prepare you to teach in academic and clinical settings. It incorporates preparation in curriculum design and development, teaching methods, educational needs assessment, and learner-centered theories and methods.

The MSN Neonatal Nurse Practitioner at University of Texas El Paso is a 48-credit hour programme delivered in a public study mode. Spanning seven semesters, this online course prepares nurses for advanced practice in neonatal intensive care units through 765 clinical hours and innovative simulation lab experiences.

The Mental Health Counseling program at University of Texas El Paso offers a M.S. that meets the requirements for Licensure as a Professional Counselor in the state of Texas and prepares students for counseling positions in various settings such as mental health centers, family counseling centers, social service agencies, psychiatric hospitals, and private practice.

This Educational Diagnostician program at University of Texas El Paso is intended for graduate students who possess a Texas Provisional Teaching Certificate and are interested in working with the Special Education system in the public schools. 

The Experimental Psychology program at University of Texas El Paso is designed to provide students with the research background needed to propose and complete an original, empirical thesis.

University of Texas El Paso's Nursing Administration and Management is designed to prepare professional nurses for roles in nursing administration across a variety of health care settings.

The UTEP School of Nursing at University of Texas El Paso prepares advanced practice registered nurses in the role of the Nurse Practitioner for either primary or secondary (acute) care.

Public Health program from University of Texas El Paso prepares students for public health careers in the public, non-profit, and private sectors. The program is directed toward individuals with prior health experience and/or who have a strong commitment to public health.

The MSN in Pediatric Acute Care Nurse Practitioner at the University of Texas El Paso is a 49-credit hour programme delivered online. Designed for working professionals, this public study mode course lasts two years and includes 765 clinical hours, preparing students for advanced roles in critical paediatric healthcare.

The Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner MSN at University of Texas El Paso is a hybrid programme designed for working professionals. This public study mode course spans seven semesters, combining online learning with face-to-face sessions. It prepares students for national certification across the lifespan.

The Adult Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner MSN at University of Texas El Paso is a 49-credit hour postgraduate programme. Delivered in a public study mode, this course prepares nurses for critical care roles over seven semesters. It features online didactic learning and intensive clinical clock hours.

The MSN in Family Nurse Practitioner with Primary Care Focus at University of Texas El Paso is a 49-credit online programme. Designed for working professionals, this public study mode course lasts seven semesters. It prepares students for national certification through 775 clinical hours and advanced simulation lab training.

The M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology at the University of Texas El Paso prepares students to address the communication needs of culturally and linguistically diverse populations.

The Kinesiology Department at University of Texas El Paso creates, interprets, applies, and disseminates knowledge in order to facilitate students becoming responsible professionals who can meet life’s intellectual and ethical challenges, value diversity.

Welcome to the Master’s of Arts in Leadership Studies (MLS) at University of Texas El Paso. Whether you are a current MLS student looking for information or an interested prospective graduate student .

University of Texas El Paso's Pediatric Primary Care Nurse Practitioner (PNP) is the primary care provider of health care to children and adolescents. PNPs conduct health promotion and child development, perform developmental and health assessment, and manage well, acutely ill, and chronically ill children and adolescents in ambulatory and sub-specialty settings.