18 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Physics program of the Utah State University is among the oldest degrees offered by the university. Through the years, the Physics Department has remained dedicated to instructing its students and providing them with ample opportunities for research in several branches of physics.

The researchers at the Biochemistry program of the Utah State University are studying the fundamental structures and functions of a range of biological systems.

Space Systems Engineering is offered by Utah State University. The Space Systems Engineering (MS-C) degree is designed to provide early- and mid-career professionals with post-graduate education and an opportunity to develop an understanding of system engineering from the perspective of the space engineering discipline.

The Mathematics program of the Utah State University primarily prepares students for doctoral programs in pure and applied mathematics and statistics, and secondarily for careers in college teaching and industrial jobs.

The Industrial Mathematics program of the Utah State University teaches students modeling, simulation, mathematical and statistical analysis for careers in industry and mathematical sciences.

The Economics and Statistics program of the Utah State University is a flexible, versatile degree that can help students meet two separate career goals.

The Biology program of the Utah State University is highly selective, taking a small number of exceptional students each year. Students work with professors on specific research projects where they receive first-hand, active experience doing lab and fieldwork.

While students have the opportunity to do research in the traditional areas of biochemistry, analytical, inorganic, organic, and physical chemistries during the Chemistry program of the Utah State University, they also have access to pursue interdisciplinary research that spans several of these sub-disciplines or goes beyond them.

Students in the Range Science program of the Utah State University study the science and application of ecology principles in rangeland environments.

The Plant Science program of the Utah State University is centered on the biology, genetics, and management of plants and other issues related to agricultural and horticultural production.

The Natural Resources program of the Utah State University is an interdisciplinary degree designed for working natural resource professionals. Students take courses from all departments within the College of Natural Resources.

The Watershed Science program of the Utah State University is unique in that they allow students the opportunity to integrate physics, chemistry, and biology to understand watershed systems.

The Fisheries Biology program of the Utah State University is one of the few programs in the nation where students have the opportunity to focus on freshwater fish populations.

Mathematics (Professional degree) graduates at Utah State University have excellent employment prospects in the Intermountain Region, usually as secondary teachers of math at public, private and charter schools but occasionally as post-secondary faculty at colleges or small universities.

Biological engineering is an emerging discipline that combines science and engineering principles. The Biological Engineering program of the Utah State University is research intensive and focuses on the application of research to solve current problems. Faculty members have expertise in the following broad areas: health and medicine, the environment, and renewable energy.

The Statistics program of the Utah State University prepares students for positions in industry or government, while providing them with the necessary applied and theoretical background to pursue PhD programs in statistics or biostatistics.

The Wildlife Biology program of the Utah State University is one of the few academic programs in the nation where students can study the management of human-wildlife conflict.

The Animal, Dairy, and Veterinary Sciences program of the Utah State University hosts a broad range of studies, from traditional animal and dairy management to in-depth biological areas, including cloning, molecular biology, genomics, metabolomics, proteomics, and bioinformatics.