32 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Integrated Behavioral Health Master’s Degree at the University of Minnesota is a 60-credit professional programme. Delivered through online and hybrid study modes, it prepares students for dual licensure in mental health and addictions. This comprehensive course typically takes 2.5 to 3 years to complete.

The Community Health Promotion programme at the University of Minnesota is a master level course delivered via a public study mode. This professional curriculum focuses on social sciences and community engagement to improve population health. Students gain the expertise needed to influence health policy and design interventions.

The Human Rights programme at the University of Minnesota is a professional degree designed for future advocates and researchers. This two-year, public study mode course combines interdisciplinary theory with field experience. Students engage in global policy and advocacy to address complex international challenges.

The Classical and Near Eastern Religions and Cultures programme at the University of Minnesota is a comprehensive Master's degree. This public study mode course offers subplans in Classics or Religions in Antiquity. Students typically complete the curriculum over two years, focusing on advanced linguistic and historical analysis.

The Public Health Administration and Policy programme at the University of Minnesota is a two-year, full-time Master of Public Health (MPH). This public study mode course develops leadership skills in population health management and policy analysis, preparing students for impactful roles in global health organisations.

The Tribal Resource and Environmental Stewardship programme at the University of Minnesota is a public degree. This applied curriculum focuses on indigenous worldviews and integrated ecosystem studies to prepare leaders for natural resource management roles.

The Applied Economics programme at the University of Minnesota is a STEM-designated M.S. degree designed for completion in 18 to 21 months. This full-time course focuses on advanced microeconomics and macroeconomics, requiring 30 credits and a research thesis or project to prepare students for high-level analytical roles.

The M.A. in School Psychology at the University of Minnesota is a public, full-time programme designed for future educational leaders. This comprehensive course combines advanced psychological research with practical fieldwork, ensuring students gain the expertise needed to support diverse learning environments effectively.

The Tribal Administration and Governance programme at the University of Minnesota is a professional degree. Delivered in a public study mode, this curriculum focuses on tribal sovereignty and leadership skills for working professionals seeking to advance in tribal management.

The MA in French Studies at the University of Minnesota is a comprehensive full-time postgraduate programme. This degree provides advanced training in Francophone literary traditions and critical methods. Students develop expert research skills and historical knowledge over a standard two-year duration on the Minneapolis campus.

The Human Factors and Ergonomics programme at the University of Minnesota is a public M.Sc. degree. This interdisciplinary course focuses on human interactions with systems and environments. Students complete the degree over two years of full-time study, gaining expertise in cognitive and physical factors.

The Public Policy programme at the University of Minnesota is a two-year, full-time Master's degree designed for aspiring public service leaders. This professional course focuses on evidence-based analysis and management to advance the common good across local, national, and international policy environments.

The Mass Communication programme at the University of Minnesota is a research-focused M.Sc. designed for aspiring scholars. This public study mode course involves 25 graduate credits and 10 thesis credits. Students engage in original scholarship to prepare for advanced research roles or doctoral studies in the media field.

The Technical Communication programme at the University of Minnesota is a comprehensive postgraduate course designed for professionals. This public study mode degree focuses on digital technologies and information design. Students complete 30 credits to earn their degree, enhancing their expertise in professional writing.

The Family Social Science programme at the University of Minnesota is a public master level course designed as a pathway to doctoral research. This degree focuses on human development and family dynamics across diverse cultures. Students engage in rigorous social science research through a full-time study mode.

The Addictions Counselling programme at the University of Minnesota is a 30-credit Master of Professional Studies. Delivered through online and hybrid study modes, this degree type focuses on evidence-based treatment for substance use disorders. It prepares students for professional licensure over approximately 1.75 to 3 years.

This Education Policy and Leadership (EPL) track program from University of Minnesota is about gaining a mastery of skills and knowledge in how politics, policies, and organizational cultures affect pre-K-12 education and development. 

The MA/PhD track in Social Studies Education from University of Minnesota span disciplines, and offers opportunities to specialize in many aspects of social studies education. The ideal candidates for the program have at least three years of teaching experience, a diverse experience, and interest in furthering education and research in social studies education. 

The Applied Child and Adolescent Development M.A. at the University of Minnesota is a 100% online programme. It focuses on infant and early childhood mental health through a research-backed curriculum. This public study mode course requires 33 credits, preparing professionals to support high-risk families and children.

The Psychological Science programme at University of Minnesota is a Master of Arts degree designed for advanced research and professional practice. This full-time course provides expert training in clinical, experimental, and industrial-organisational psychology, delivered through a public study mode for high academic impact.