107 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Nanoscience and Microsystems programme at The University of New Mexico offers an advanced interdisciplinary curriculum. This graduate-level course provides full-time study options focused on leading-edge research. Students engage with complex engineering challenges at the intersection of physics, chemistry, and biology.

The Art Education programme at The University of New Mexico is a professional M.A. degree designed for humanistic development. This postgraduate course requires 30 to 34 credit hours and is available for full-time study. It blends creative practice with research to prepare students for advanced roles in the arts sector.

The Theatre and Dance programme at The University of New Mexico is a two-year, full-time Master of Arts degree. This academically rigorous course focuses on dance history and criticism, requiring a research-based thesis. It is designed for those pursuing teaching, professional practice, or future doctoral research in the field.

In The University of New Mexico's Education (for Licensed Teachers) program, you will take 15 hours of core courses in areas of research, diversity, curriculum development, advanced instructional strategies, and a seminar at the end of the program.

The University of New Mexico's Master of Science in Physical Education - Sport Administration serves professionals who seek to further their careers in such fields as coaching, private clubs and camps, recreation programs and physical education or physical activity industries. 

The University of New Mexico's MM in Orchestral Conducting is a degree program designed for the student who wishes to pursue a D.M.A. degree in conducting or to continue directly into the field, in preparation for a career as a conductor and musical leader professionally or in academia.

The Violin Making program at The University of New Mexico, located in Masley Hall, is the only university program of its kind in the country.