54 Master's degrees offered by the university

The faculty and students of the Department of Art History and Archaeology at University of Maryland form a dynamic core within a major research university. The faculty offer a diverse selection of courses in the art and archaeology of Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas.

The Graduate Program in Sociology from University of Maryland is designed for students seeking a Ph.D. degree.

The Neurosciences and Cognitive Science program from University of Maryland offers a wide range of research and training opportunities for students who are interested in pursuing doctoral-level research in a variety of areas within neuroscience and cognitive science. 

The graduate program in Counseling Psychology from University of Maryland include several distinct areas of specialization that are designed to provide the knowledge and skills needed for practice and scholarship in counseling and related human service professions.

The Master of Public Health (MPH) degree with a concentration in Health Policy Analysis and Evaluation from University of Maryland is a 43-credit professional degree offered by the Department of Health Services Administration.

The Master of Public Health in Public Health Practice and Policy (MPH-PHPP) from University of Maryland is designed to provide working professionals with the broad range of knowledge and skill-based competencies needed to assume leadership roles in addressing important public health practice and policy issues nationally and globally.

The Department offers both M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Agricultural and Resource Economics at University of Maryland from one of the nation’s premier graduate programs in agricultural and resource economics.

The MA program in English Language and Literature from University of Maryland provides broad training in literature, language, and theory for a mix of students, ranging from teachers and other professionals in the greater Washington DC/Baltimore metropolitan area, who are well served by the terminal MA, to aspiring scholars who regard the MA as a step toward the PhD. 

The dual degree in Community Planning and Health Policy Analysis and Evaluation from University of Maryland combines course work from the Community Planning and Health Equity programs to enable a student to complete both the Master of Community Planning and Master of Health Equity at the same time.

The dual degree in Community Planning and Behavioral Community Health from University of Maryland combines course work from the Community Planning and Behavioral Community Health programs to enable a student to complete both the Master of Community Planning and Master of Behavioral Community Health at the same time

The Historic Preservation and American Studies Dual Master's Degree program at University of Maryland offers individuals with interests in both fields a framework to complete combined professional and research master's degrees in as few as five semesters. 

The Department of Teaching and Learning, Policy and Leadership (TLPL) at University of Maryland is one of three departments within the College of Education. Departmental programs encourage thoughtful and responsive explorations of education policies, practices and related social issues.

Landscape Architects lead, educate, and participate in the careful stewardship, wise planning, and artful design of our cultural and natural environments. Join this Landscape Architecture and Community Planning program at University of Maryland to become one.

The program of graduate study leading to a Traditional Master of Arts and Doctorate of Philosophy degrees in the area of Criminology and Criminal Justice from University of Maryland is intended to prepare students for research, teaching and professional employment in operational agencies within the field of criminal justice.

Our French Studies graduate program from University of Maryland furthers advanced studies in French and Francophone literatures, cinema, cultures, and societies. Faculty expertise encompasses all historical periods from the sixteenth century to the present.

The M.A. Human Development program at University of Maryland requires 30 credit hours and offers both a thesis option (24 hours of courses plus 6 hours of thesis) and a non-thesis option (24 hours of courses plus 6 hours of supervised placement in an organization and accompanying papers)

The Jewish Studies Program at University of Maryland offers both a Masters Degree in Jewish Studies, and a Graduate Certificate in Jewish Studies.

The Communication program at University of Maryland takes as its intellectual focus the strategic use of discourse in the public sphere.

The Economics Program from University of Maryland offers graduate study leading to the Doctor of Philosophy degree. During the course of study toward the Ph.D., doctoral students also have the opportunity to obtain a Master of Arts degree. 

 The goal of the Historic Preservation and Real Estate Development at University of Maryland is educating professionals for work in a wide range of preservation organizations. Research on historic preservation issues is also a focus of the Program, pursued through faculty and student projects, in partnership with preservation organizations and University partners.