183 Master's in Natural Sciences in North America

The Individualized Program at Bishop's University offers a unique 45-credit Master of Arts or Master of Science degree. This two-year, full-time thesis-based programme allows students to tailor their research to specific goals. It provides a flexible academic path for those seeking advanced study in a bespoke environment.

The General Science (5-8) program at Cambridge College prepares educators to teach science content using hands-on, inquiry-based education. The curriculum is grounded in the Massachusetts science education model, balancing studies in earth, life, physical, and engineering sciences.

The Chemistry (Online) M.S. at the University of North Carolina Wilmington is a 36-credit hour postgraduate programme designed for flexible distance learning. This online degree focuses on advanced chemical research and problem-solving skills, typically completed through part-time or full-time study to suit working professionals.

The Chemistry and Biochemistry course at the University of Delaware offers programs leading to the Ph.D., M.S. and M.A. degrees. 

The Botany and Plant Pathology Master of Science at Purdue University is a public study programme designed for advanced research. This full-time course focuses on plant biology and pathology, offering students world-class facilities. It provides a comprehensive foundation in natural sciences over a standard two-year duration.

The Forestry and Natural Resources master's programme at Purdue University offers advanced training in aquatic sciences, wildlife ecology, and forest biology. This public study mode course provides expert-led research opportunities. Students benefit from world-class facilities and extensive forest properties during their studies.

The Teaching Science - Transformational Teaching, Grades 7-12, Initial Certification at New York University is a 30-credit M.Sc. programme. Available in full-time and part-time modes, it prepares students for teacher licensure through rigorous coursework and hands-on student teaching in diverse urban school settings.

The Science Education M.A.T. at the University of South Florida is a master-level programme designed for graduates with non-education degrees. This public study mode course prepares students for middle and high school teaching through intensive clinical placements and specialised science concentrations over a full-time duration.

The Graduate Pathway in Earth Systems Science - Earth Systems Science, Pre-Master from INTO George Mason University students who successfully complete an INTO Mason Graduate Pathway program in Earth Systems Science are assured progression to a Mason graduate degree program upon submission of additional required application materials.

The objective of this Applied Science program at New Jersey Institute of Technology is to 'educate the educators' in a concentrated science field at a high level, and apply current instructional design tools in that science field, to bring back to the classroom on their own.

Graduate students in the Natural Resource Ecology and Management program from Oklahoma State University are provided with high quality, advanced training and instruction in the application of the scientific method to problems in natural resource ecology and management.

The AYA Life Science Licensure at The University of Akron is a comprehensive Master of Science programme designed for graduates holding a prior degree. This full-time course prepares students for teaching roles in grades 7-12. It combines advanced scientific study with professional educator training in a rigorous academic setting.

Designed to enhance the knowledge and skill set of experienced educators, students entering this Science Education program at North Carolina State University will have the opportunity to work with renowned experts in many facets of science education research and practice.

Explore the wonders of Earth and space with Arizona State University's Natural Science (Earth and Space Sciences) MNS program. This interdisciplinary program delves into the complexities of our planet and beyond, preparing students for careers in research, education, and environmental stewardship.

The Master of Professional Studies in Natural Resources from Cornell University is a one-year, STEM-designated, course-based master’s degree program ideal for career-focused students interested in issues and advancements in environmental management, conservation biology, sustainable systems, water resource management, forest ecology, and more.

Students in the Science program at Columbia University focus on themes and ways of thinking that can be used to cover any scientific field, whether it’s health, technology or the hard sciences. They get a landscape view, looking at history, patterns of discovery and innovation.

The Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences master programme at the University of Florida offers advanced training in sustainable aquaculture and aquatic health. This public study mode course focuses on the conservation of natural resources. Students engage in interdisciplinary research across diverse marine and freshwater environments.

The Imaging Science program of Rochester Institute of Technology prepares students for research positions in the imaging industry or in the application of various imaging modalities to problems in engineering and science.

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 Nanoscale Science M.S. program provides the critical theoretical and experimental skill base and know-how for knowledge creation in the areas of nanoscale materials, structures, and architectures. This Nanoscale Science - Nanoscale Materials Characterization, Analysis, and Metrology track is offered at the State University of New York Polytechnic Institute.