209 Master's degrees in Philosophy in United States

Divinity from Naropa University will prepare you for chaplaincy, teaching, spiritual community work, or ethical leadership in the human services sector.

Graduate education in the Pennsylvania State University Department of Philosophy coordinates our longstanding strength in Continental philosophy with our emerging specialties in feminist philosophy and critical philosophy of race. 

The Philosophy MA program from San Francisco State University offers students a broad education in the history of thought, development of powerful reasoning skills, and opportunities to apply their insights and skills to areas of personal and professional interest.

The Environmental Philosophy M.A. at The University of Montana is a unique postgraduate programme focused on applied ethics and ecological issues. This full-time degree offers students deep scholarly expertise in wilderness and climate ethics, providing a practical foundation for those pursuing advanced research or professional advocacy.

The Social Philosophy degree from Loyola University Chicago delivers a distinctive graduate learning experience and a degree that will set you apart in your career.

The MA and the PhD in Philosophy are awarded by the Graduate College. This program is offered by The University of Iowa. Instruction is offered through the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. All applicants apply to the PhD program, as there is no terminal MA program. 

The Master of Science degree in Behavior Analysis at The University of Texas at San Antonio aims to prepare graduate students to become scientist-practitioners trained to provide quality, impactful services for all populations benefiting from behavior analysis.

Looking to take a deeper dive into the arts and humanities? Want to spend time studying and challenging yourself with the social sciences and natural sciences? Are you a teacher looking to meet the HLC requirements to teach dual-credit or community college courses? You might be the perfect fit for the online Master of Liberal Studies at Indiana University Kokomo!

Talbot’s Master of Arts with a concentration in Philosophy at Biola University— offered on campus, online and in a hybrid format — is a rigorous and highly selective program that equips you to do philosophy from a Christian worldview and prepares you for a wide range of vocational callings.

Philosophy at the University of Denver pairs intensive study of philosophy with another, in-progress graduate degree program in a complimentary field. Many students opt for a master's in religious studies, or another approved discipline. 

Religious Studies at the University of Denver emphasizes religious tradition as a crucial means of insight into contemporary, global issues. World religions deepen how we can understand international relations, politics, economics and more by encouraging conversation that crosses disciplinary boundaries.  

Successful candidates may earn both Boston University's Philosophy JD and the MA degrees in the three years ordinarily required for law study, not the four years that would be required if the degrees were pursued separately.

The Public Policy - Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies at George Washington University is a pioneering Master of Arts programme. This 36-credit degree is delivered full-time in Washington, D.C., combining rigorous policy analysis with feminist theory to prepare graduates for influential roles in the public sector.

The Master of Theology (ThM) at Grace School of Theology is an advanced master of theology degree designed for students seeking deep expertise in biblical studies, systematic theology, and advanced research. 

The joint MA in Philosophy and Theology from Boston College draws on the strengths of its excellent programs in each area. It was founded in the conviction that a great deal of work in either field is best served by a good understanding of the other.

A joint Philosophy and Public Health (MPH/PhD) degree at Emory University is offered through the Rollins School of Public Health from .

The Applied Ethics (Ethics and Emerging Technologies) MSc program from Arizona State University consists of a core set of courses designed to develop applied analytical expertise across disciplinary boundaries, with direct applications of advanced design principles to system design, management and control. 

Philosophy from Wayne State University prepares students to begin advanced training in philosophy for teaching, research or professional discourse. 

The M.Sc. in History of Education - Philosophy of Education at Indiana University Bloomington is a 36-credit-hour programme. Delivered via a public study mode, it examines the historical and philosophical roots of educational policy. Students develop critical skills to address professional tasks and social institution practices.

The M.A. in Philosophy and Education at Columbia University is a 32-point postgraduate programme delivered via a public study mode. Students engage in deep humanistic inquiry, exploring ethics and aesthetics to enhance their teaching practice. This curriculum fosters critical thinking within a collaborative scholarly community.