9 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Forest Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology program of Michigan Technological University is the most lab-based of our graduate programs, but highly relevant to the field, working with mechanisms of heredity and expression of genotypes in forest trees.

The Chemistry program of Michigan Technological University is a research-intensive program leading to a MS degree and giving talented, motivated students the chance to make discoveries in chemical science, biochemistry, and related disciplines.

Influence the next generation of consumer products, technological systems, or other user environments. The Department of Cognitive and Learning Sciences at Michigan Technological University offers a MS degree in the Applied Cognitive Science and Human Factors program.

At Michigan Technological University, the Applied Physics program targets areas such as nanoscale condensed matter, materials science, atmospheric physics, optics/photonics, optoelectronics, plasmonics, and biomedical science.  

Work with real data. Clean data, deal with missing data values, and appreciate the complexities of handling real-world data. With an advanced degree in Statistics or applied statistics from Michigan Technological University, you’ll be prepared to analyze society’s increasing volume of data in business, engineering, healthcare, and other fields. Are you ready?

With the advanced Applied Statistics program of Michigan Technological University, you’ll be prepared to analyze society’s increasing volume of digital and electronic data in business, engineering, healthcare, and other fields

The Biological Sciences program at Michigan Technological University frequently draws upon additional expertise in the areas of forestry, chemistry, mathematical sciences, mechanical engineering, and civil, environmental, and geospatial engineering—making for a stimulating, interdisciplinary, and intellectual atmosphere for career development.

Prepare yourself for a career in academia, industry, or research and development with the Physics program of Michigan Technological University. The program is seeking highly motivated, inquisitive students with undergraduate majors in physics, materials science, mathematics, or engineering, who possess a strong interest in research.

Students can pursue the Mathematical Sciences program of Michigan Technological University with an emphasis in discrete mathematics, pure mathematics, statistics, or computational and applied mathematics.