26 Master's degrees offered by the university

The M.A.T. Mathematics Education at the University of Georgia is a full-time, public programme designed for aspiring secondary teachers. This four-semester course leads to professional certification for grades 6-12. It is ideal for those with a strong mathematics background seeking a career change into the classroom.

The Chemistry programme at the University of Georgia is a Master of Science degree designed for professional advancement. Based at the Athens campus, this full-time postgraduate course focuses on training scientists for roles in industry and academia. Students engage in research-oriented study to master the global chemical enterprise.

The Biological Engineering programme at the University of Georgia is a public M.Sc. degree focusing on biological systems. This full-time curriculum integrates advanced engineering principles with innovative research in biomaterials and disease modelling, requiring 33 credit hours to complete through rigorous study.

The M.S. in Financial Planning at the University of Georgia is a 30-credit postgraduate programme delivered entirely online. Designed for professionals in personal finance, this public study mode course offers a flexible non-thesis track that can be completed alongside full-time employment in just two years.

The Biostatistics and Epidemiology Master of Science at the University of Georgia is a public study programme designed for completion over two years. This M.S. degree provides advanced quantitative training in public health research, focusing on data analysis, disease modelling, and rigorous epidemiological study design.

We offer a master degree in Crop and Soil Sciences at the University of Georgia. Crop & soil scientists are responsible for the world's food, feed & fiber supply, & conserving soil & water resources. Research areas include Environmental Soil Science/Water Quality, Crop Management/Physiology, Turfgrass Science, Weed Science, & Plant Breeding/Genetics.

Plant Biology department at the University of Georgia offers a broad spectrum of educational and research opportunities in plant and fungal biology. The university is committed to providing outstanding scientific research opportunities and the long-term career development of the students.

The Microbiology programme at the University of Georgia is a master level course delivered in a public study mode. This degree focuses on prokaryotic biology and microbial life within the biosphere. Students typically complete this research-focused curriculum over a duration of two to three years of full-time study.

The M.S. program in Poultry Science at the University of Georgia provides training in basic and/or applied research from world-renowned experts with a variety of specialties in poultry science and avian biology, as well as practical exposure to the dynamic poultry industry.

The program in Biomanufacturing and Bioprocessing at the University of Georgia trains science and technology graduates for leadership roles in the rapidly expanding and vitally important biomanufacturing field by equipping them with necessary science and technology skills combined with proven business training.

The Animal and Dairy Science M.Sc. at the University of Georgia is a research-focused postgraduate programme. Available in full-time mode at the Athens campus, this degree offers thesis and non-thesis tracks. Students explore animal productivity and biotechnology over a standard two-year duration to advance their careers.

Our program in Statistics at the University of Georgia has provided students with a broad foundation in statistical theory and applications, and research opportunities in various fields. Such training has enabled our graduates to earn jobs in government, industry, and academia.

The Mathematics M.A. at the University of Georgia provides advanced training for those with a bachelor's degree. This public programme offers both thesis and non-thesis tracks, focusing on pure and applied mathematical theory. It prepares students for junior college teaching or professional roles in industry and government.

The Biochemical Engineering programme at the University of Georgia is a master level course delivered in a public study mode. This advanced curriculum focuses on sustainable bio-economy solutions and human health innovations. Students engage in high-level research within a vibrant, interdisciplinary academic environment.

Research in the Department of Cellular Biology at the University of Georgia is a community of scientists who are performing cutting edge research in Cell Biology, Cellular Immunology, Molecular Parasitology, Infectious Disease, Developmental Biology and Molecular Neuroscience.

The Plant Breeding, Genetics and Genomics programme at the University of Georgia is a research-focused M.S. degree. This full-time course requires 30 credit hours and is designed to prepare students for technical roles in industry or academia. It offers a comprehensive foundation in crop science and genetic research.

The Mathematics Education (Grades 6-12) at the University of Georgia is a professional M.Ed. degree designed for certified secondary teachers. This two-year, part-time programme uses a hybrid study mode to help educators upgrade their certification while developing advanced expertise in pedagogy and school leadership.

The Applied Mathematical Science: Mathematics at the University of Georgia is a professional Masters degree. This full-time programme on the Athens campus provides advanced training in quantitative methods for industry roles. Students complete 33 credit hours, blending mathematics, statistics, and computational analysis.

The Physics degree at the University of Georgia not only challenges our concepts on the nature, but also have students ready with skills that are required and adaptable in the modern workplaces. 

The mission of the Bioinformatics graduate degree program at the University of Georgia is to train and mentor students as bioinformaticians to join the work force of biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries, private and government research labs, and academia.