48 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Geotechnics program at Missouri University of Science and Technology is an interdisciplinary master's degree program without a required masters thesis component. Missouri S&T is one of the top geotechnology schools in the country.  Our mission is to educate tomorrow's leaders in engineering and science. Geotechnical Engineering is one of Missouri S&T's missions. 

The field of engineering management has become recognized as a professional discipline with a critical role in the modern society. Graduates of the Engineering Management program at Missouri University of Science and Technology develop innovative and integrated solutions to problems that arise at the convergence of engineering and business.

Develop sophisticated skills in the integration of explosives technology into complex systems for a wide range of applications with the Explosives Engineering program at Missouri University of Science and Technology. 

Explore materials and manufacturing processes, assembly and product engineering, and research how to design manufacturing systems that are competitive and efficient with the Manufacturing Engineering program at Missouri University of Science and Technology.

The department of mathematics and statistics at Missouri University of Science and Technology offers programs leading to the M.S. in Applied Mathematics, either with or without a thesis, the master of science for teachers degree.

Strengthen your leadership skills and technical proficiency with the Computer Engineering program at Missouri University of Science and Technology. 

Missouri University of Science and Technology proudly presents the Metallurgical Engineering MS program, offering advanced education in the field of metallurgical science and engineering.

The Computer Science program at Missouri University of Science and Technology focuses on computer network security, software engineering, web databases, wireless systems, intelligent systems, data mining, parallel and distributed processing pervasive computing, computer networks, scientific visualization, and algorithms.