18 Master's degrees offered by the university

Graduate study in Biology at Texas State University integrates classroom and field or laboratory experience to help meet the current and future scientific needs of society.

The Biochemistry program from Texas State University builds confident scientists by creating an environment where students feel challenged, motivated and supported. 

Students of the Chemistry program from Texas State University will gain a specialized body of knowledge that furthers their academic development, proficiency in laboratory techniques, and professional growth.

The Anthropology (Biological Anthropology Concentration) program from Texas State University gives students the highest quality graduate-level education possible.

Students of the Physics - Materials Physics program from Texas State University are engaged in research and gain superior graduate education with individual faculty attention and mentoring.

Students of the Chemistry program from Texas State University will gain a specialized body of knowledge that furthers their academic development, proficiency in laboratory techniques, and professional growth.

Students of the Mathematics program from Texas State University develop a background in advanced mathematics with optional concentrations in applied mathematics or statistics.

Students of the Mathematics program at Texas State University develop an advanced background in mathematics, with an emphasis on effective teaching at the college or secondary level.

The Biology program from Texas State University produces highly qualified teachers who are certified to teach in Texas public, charter, and private EC­–12 schools. You can take a teacher certification plan as a stand-alone program or as part of a master's degree (master's degree + certification).

The Aquatic Resources (Aquatic Systems Concentration) program from Texas State University is a multidisciplinary program of study and research based on aquatic sciences and aquatic resource management.

The Chemistry program from Texas State University produces highly qualified teachers who are certified to teach in Texas public, charter, and private EC­–12 schools. You can take a teacher certification plan as a stand-alone program or as part of a master's degree (master's degree + certification).

Students of the Mathematics (Statistics Concentration) program from Texas State University develop a background in advanced mathematics with optional concentrations in applied mathematics or statistics.

Graduate study in Biology (Non-thesis Option) at Texas State University integrates classroom and field or laboratory experience to help meet the current and future scientific needs of society.

Postsecondary Student Success in Learning, Literacy, and Mathematics from Texas State University prepares students to address the needs of developmental learners in postsecondary education.

The Aquatic Resources - Aquatic Biology Concentration program from Texas State University is a multidisciplinary program of study and research based on aquatic sciences and aquatic resource management.

Students of the Physics program from Texas State University are engaged in research and gain superior graduate education with individual faculty attention and mentoring.

Students of the Mathematics (Applied Mathematics Concentration) program from Texas State University develop a background in advanced mathematics with optional concentrations in applied mathematics or statistics.

The Mathematics program at Texas State University, offered through the Office of Educator Preparation (OEP), produces highly qualified teachers who are certified to teach in Texas public, charter, and private EC­–12 schools.