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17 Master's degrees offered by the university
Geography
The overarching goal of the University of Connecticut Geography Graduate Program is to provide both an atmosphere and the means for development of research, teaching, and other skills that comprise advanced professional development.
Human Rights
The Human Rights Institute offers a master of arts (MA) in Human Rights at University of Connecticut to advance participants’ knowledge of human rights as both an academic and professional field, hone students’ critical inquiry skills, and ultimately become competitive candidates for professional positions in industry, government, education, and non-profit sectors.
Literatures, Cultures, and Languages
The M.A. Literatures, Cultures, and Languages programs at the University of Connecticut typically require two years of full-time study, and are offered in French and Francophone Studies, German Studies, Italian Literary and Cultural Studies, Spanish Studies, and Comparative Literary and Cultural Studies
Intersectional Indigeneity, Race, Ethnicity, and Politics
The Intersectional Indigeneity, Race, Ethnicity, and Politics program at University of Connecticut is one of the first programs of its kind in the U.S. that focuses on the relationships among politics, race, ethnicity, and indigeneity.
Spanish Studies
M.A. programs at University of Connecticut typically require two years of full-time study, and are offered in French and Francophone Studies, German Studies, Italian Literary and Cultural Studies, Spanish Studies, Comparative Literary and Cultural Studies, and Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies.
Economics
The MA Program in Economics at University of Connecticut prepares students for research and teaching careers, as well as careers in the public or private sectors that require knowledge and understanding of the most advanced economic theory and methods.
Anthropology
The Anthropology Department at University of Connecticut offers courses, lab and field-based training, individualized mentoring, and research opportunities to help students grow as anthropologists, scholars, and individuals.
French and Francophone Studies
The Graduate Program in French and Francophone Studies at University of Connecticut typically require two years of full-time study, and are offered in French and Francophone Studies, German Studies, Italian Literary and Cultural Studies, Spanish Studies, and Comparative Literary and Cultural Studies
Quantitative Economics
University of Connecticut's MS in Quantitative Economics is the only program of its kind in Connecticut, and one of only a handful in the United States. This professional, terminal degree offers small classes taught by nationally recognized faculty.
Human Development and Family Science
The HDFS program at the University of Connecticut also offers graduate study leading to a Master’s degree in Human Development and Family Sciences. Individuals interested in advancing their professional skills in parent education, prevention and health promotion, or program evaluation may apply for a Master’s degree to pursue study in one of our five areas of specialization.
Communication
This Communication program offered by University of Connecticut provide the student with exposure to the major research techniques central to the scholarly literature of communication. The basics of theory construction, techniques of data gathering and data analysis, and typical research projects in communication are covered.
Political Science
The Political Science program at the University of Connecticut studies how the political process shapes the choices we face as a community.It offers academic programs that bridge the humanities and social sciences. The cutting-edge research reflects the program's commitment to methodological and intellectual openness and diversity.
American Studies
An interdisciplinary field, the American Studies program from University of Connecticut focuses its attention on US culture and its relationship to the world beyond its borders
Institute of Latina,o, Caribbean, and Latin American Studies
In picking a methodological and theoretical orientation for their thesis papers, students specialize in one discipline of their choice, while also taking courses in at least two additional disciplines. Learn more with Institute of Latina,o, Caribbean, and Latin American Studies from University of Connecticut.
Judaic Studies
University of Connecticut Judaic Studies graduate program provides a unique opportunity for students with specialized interests in Jewish literature, culture, and history to pursue their research in the context of other relevant literatures, cultures, and languages, all of which are integrated within UConn's Department of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages (LCL).
Arts Leadership and Cultural Management
The Master of Fine Arts in Arts Leadership and Cultural Management at the University of Connecticut prepares individuals to take on leadership and management roles in the arts, culture, and creative sectors.
Italian Literary and Cultural Studies
The Italian Literary and Cultural Studies Program at the University of Connecticut is one of the most respected in the nation. It offers a full range of courses, from elementary language up to graduate courses in literature and critical.