25 Master's degrees offered by the university

At Romance Languages with Spanish Emphasis from University of Missouri - Columbia candidates must demonstrate adequate preparation in advanced language and literature courses.

Educational, School, and Counseling Psychology (with emphasis in Statistics, Measurement, and Evaluation in Education) from University of Missouri - Columbia offers courses in applied statistics, from the quantitative foundations of educational research to advanced methods such as multivariate statistics, multilevel modeling, and latent variable modeling.

German from University of Missouri - Columbia prepares students for admission to PhD programs and for professional language careers in a number of fields. 

Public Affairs from University of Missouri - Columbia provides a balance of public service values, interpersonal and analytic skills, and a thorough knowledge of administrative and policy processes.

Educational, School, and Counseling Psychology (with emphasis in Mental Health Practices in Schools) from University of Missouri - Columbia is intended for school personnel, educators and other community mental health professionals who work with children and adolescents in schools and community agencies. 

At Educational, School, and Counseling Psychology (with an Emphasis in School Psychology) from University of Missouri - Columbia through coursework as well as research, clinical, and teaching experiences, graduates are prepared to serve as leaders in clinical settings as well as researcher/scholars in higher education settings.  

Current University of Missouri - Columbia undergraduate students are eligible to apply to this Public Affairs (Accelerated) program. 

Learning, Teaching and Curriculum with emphasis in Social Studies Education from University of Missouri - Columbia fits you if you want to advance as a professional in education through a field specialization enjoy exercising independent judgment, and desire to help all learners achieve success and strengthen the future through education.

Educational, School, and Counseling Psychology (with an Emphasis in Statistics, Measurement, and Evaluation in Education) from University of Missouri - Columbia offers courses in applied statistics, from the quantitative foundations of educational research to advanced methods such as multivariate statistics, multilevel modeling, and latent variable modeling.

Human Development and Family Science from University of Missouri - Columbia actively prepares our students to become successful academic scholars both in terms of research and teaching.

Communication from University of Missouri - Columbia takes social scientific and critical approaches to the study of communication. 

Ancient Mediterranean Studies from University of Missouri - Columbia offers graduate work leading to the degrees of Master of Arts (MA) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in three (3) main areas: Languages and Literature, Archaeology, and Arts and Humanities. 

Geography from University of Missouri - Columbia has a high success rate of preparing students for doctoral study in top-tier geography departments across the United States.

Human Development and Family Science with Emphasis in Family and Community Services from University of Missouri - Columbia aims to create alumni capable of understanding family, interpersonal, and community dynamics in order to help individuals and their families through education, resource management, and effective service delivery.

Economics from University of Missouri - Columbia offers fields of specialization in monetary economics, international economics, econometrics.

Applied Behavior Analysis from University of Missouri - Columbia will train you to be an exceptional behavior analyst who has the skills to improve quality of life for people with behavioral challenges, including children and adults with developmental needs.

Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis from University of Missouri - Columbia is designed to meet the specific educational needs of the student in a particular area of emphasis. 

A leader in the application of new institutional economics to agriculture, development, and policy analysis, the Agricultural and Applied Economics (Accelerated) program from University of Missouri - Columbia is recognized for its innovative approach to graduate training in agricultural economics.

Anthropology from University of Missouri - Columbia has a broad scientific approach to understanding human biology and behavior, both past and present, that is grounded in ecological and evolutionary theory. 

Human Development and Family Science with Emphasis in Youth Development from University of Missouri - Columbia actively prepares our students to become successful academic scholars both in terms of research and teaching.