13 Master's degrees offered by the university

We are proud to offer an MA and PhD in Communication at The University of Maine.

Our Master’s of Science (MS) in Economics program from The University of Maine, is well-suited for students who want to prepare for a career where advanced and quantitatively rigorous economics training is required or beneficial but a Ph.D. is not required, or who want to prepare for a Ph.D. program. 

The Department of Modern Languages and Classics at The University of Maine offers a Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) or Master of Arts (MA) in French with optional concentrations in French Literature or North American French Studies.

The Department of Modern Languages and Classics at The University of Maine offers a Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) or Master of Arts (MA) in French with optional concentrations in French Literature or North American French Studies.

The Department of Modern Languages and Classics at The University of Maine offers a Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) Spanish.

The Master of Science in Financial Economics degree from The University of Maine prepares graduates for employment in the financial services sector in positions requiring advanced quantitative and analytical skills and in-depth familiarity with the structure and functioning of financial markets and institutions. 

The MA Global Policy degree at The University of Maine is a two-year Master’s program consisting of 33 credits that is open to students with a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent. 

Our Master’s of Science (MS) in Resource Economics and Policy program from The University of Maine emphasizes how economic theory and tools can be applied to environmental, natural resource, energy, agriculture, and economic development problems. 

The Department of Psychology at The University of Maine offers graduate study leading to the M.A. and Ph.D. degree in Psychological Sciences (including social, cognitive, and biological psychology).

Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports at The University of Maine is a model that focuses on research-based methods of prevention and intervention combined with data-based decision making to improve student behavioral and academic outcomes. 

The Anthropology and Environmental Policy degree hold joint appoints or cooperating status with a number of units across The University of Maine campus. 

The School of Marine Sciences at The University of Main offers a unique, strongly interdisciplinary Marine Sciences and Policy Dual Degree program, the dual concentration, where students concurrently complete concentrations in both marine policy and the biophysical marine sciences (i.e., marine biology or oceanography). 

The High Leverage Practices to Promote Inclusion graduate certificate at The University of Maine responds to this critical and growing need for teachers to have appropriate support for serving all students in their classrooms, including students with disabilities, at-risk students, and typical learners.