10 Master's degrees offered by the university

University of the Pacific’s Entry Level Master of Science in Nursing  (ELMSN) degree prepares you for a high-demand career in nursing. The ELMSN program is an integrated, competency-based, future-oriented program that prepares students as nurse generalists who with experience, become poised to become leaders in the profession. 

University of the Pacific’s Physician Assistant Degree is the gateway to a rewarding PA career.

Join the passionate students and faculty of our Pharmaceutical and Chemical Sciences Program (PCSP) from University of the Pacific. We will prepare you for a career in the increasingly complex and integrated realms of pharmaceutical, chemical and biotechnological research. 

The clinical residency and graduate program for international dentists is a dual-track program consisting of clinical and didactic education. The clinical track is mainly intended to prepare the candidate for a career in patient care and clinical education. Learn more with the General Dentist Educator program from University of the Pacific.

The Nutrition Science course offered at University of the Pacific is intended for practicing dietitians who do not have a graduate degree as well as dietetic interns and DPD graduates who need to earn a graduate degree in order to be eligible to sit for the Registration Exam for Dietitians. 

In the Department of Psychology, students work toward a Master of Arts degree in Behavioral Psychology at University of the Pacific, emphasizing either applied behavior analysis or doctoral preparation in behavior analysis, behavioral psychology or related fields.

The graduate program in Health, Exercise and Sport Sciences from University of the Pacific focuses on how physical activity and sports contribute to the quality of life.

Located on the Stockton campus, University of the Pacific's Department of Speech - Language Pathology offers two accelerated master of science degree programs — a 15-month and a 24-month program. The focus of both programs is to provide a quality clinical instruction based in the research foundations of the profession.

Prepare to work as a registered dietitian nutritionist in diverse clinical nutrition delivery settings. Learn more with the Clinical Nutrition program at University of the Pacific.

University of the Pacific's Master of Science in Athletic Training (MSAT) is a full-time cohort (team) model graduate program located in Stockton that consists of 60 units taught over two years, beginning with a 10-week summer session and pre-season internship the second summer.