9 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Physics program of Ball State University helps you bridge the gap between your college experience and an exciting career in science or science education.

The Biology program of Ball State University offers two paths depending on your academic and professional interests.

If you’re pursuing a profession as a physics or astronomy teacher in a secondary school, a master of arts in education in physics may be right for you. The program in Education in Physics is offered by Ball State University.

Ball State University’s master of science in Health Science with a Concentration in Biostatistics and Epidemiology embraces areas important to public health and better serve you as you pursue jobs in epidemiology and biostatistics.

With the Mathematics program of Ball State University, you have the benefit of experiencing our small class sizes, specialized and experienced faculty, and the flexibility of our program to focus on areas of mathematics that interest you the most.

If you’re in the early years of your math teaching career and thinking about earning a master’s degree, you’re probably looking for a program that will not interfere with your classroom routine. Moving miles to a university campus may be out of the question. The Mathematics Education program of Ball State University is a perfect fit for that.

If you teach or want to teach mathematics at a community college, consider what Ball State University online master of arts (MA) in Foundational Mathematics Teaching in the Community College can do for your career and your classroom.

The Chemistry program of Ball State University offers two types of master’s degrees: the master of science (MS) and master of arts (MA) in chemistry.

Gain a profound understanding of statistical and computational methods through the Statistics program of Ball State University.