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106 Master's degrees offered by the university
Molecular and Cell Biology (Cell and Developmental Biology)
Molecular and Cell Biology (Cell and Developmental Biology) at University of Connecticut is one of four areas of concentration within the Molecular and Cell Biology Field of Study, offering both PhD and MS degrees.
Molecular and Cell Biology (Microbiology)
The Molecular and Cell Biology (Microbiology) Graduate Program at the University of Connecticut provides students with broad training in classical and modern microbiology plus exciting opportunities for state-of-the-art research .
Digital Media & Design
The Master of Fine Arts in Digital Media & Design at University of Connecticut is a customized, two-year graduate program where students work closely with dedicated faculty in the development of their own independent creative practice.
History
The History program at University of Connecticut is designed to give general training at the graduate level in preparation for doctoral study or work in education, government service, law, or the private sector.
Financial Risk Management
The University of Connecticut, Master of Science in Financial Risk Management is designed for business professionals who want to enhance their careers by fully understanding how to identify and manage various types of financial risk.
Mathematics
The graduate program in Mathematics at the University of Connecticut offers high quality educational and research opportunities in a rural setting with easy access to the rest of the Northeast.
Studio Art
The MFA program in Studio Art at the University of Connecticut features an intensive, multidisciplinary approach to the development of work in a wide range of art media, including drawing and painting, printmaking, sculpture and ceramics, photography, video, installation and performance.
Accounting
The Master of Science in Accounting at the University of Connecticut is a 30-credit, AACSB-accredited postgraduate programme. Delivered entirely online, this public study mode course provides the essential credits for CPA licensure. It offers a flexible curriculum designed for both career changers and finance professionals.
Health Promotion Sciences
The two-year Master’s in Health Promotion Sciences program from University of Connecticut will prepare you to make critical contributions to future of health research, community health outcomes, and evidence-based health interventions.
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.
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.
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.
Plant Science
We offer Master’s and Doctoral degrees with strong emphasis on research in conjunction with a faculty member. Research opportunities vary from biotechnology and ornamental plant improvement to pest and risk management and landscape architecture. The Plant Science programme is offered at the University of Connecticut.
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
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
At Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering from University of Connecticut we strive to conduct and communicate creative work in chemical disciplines, to provide education at undergraduate and graduate levels, and to develop innovative research and educational methods in an inclusive environment.
Skeletal Biology and Regeneration
The Skeletal Biology and Regeneration Program is focused on the study of the basic biological properties of skeletal, craniofacial and oral tissues and regeneration of connective tissues. Learn more with Skeletal Biology and Regeneration from University of Connecticut.
Exercise Prescription
The M.Sc. in Exercise Prescription at the University of Connecticut is a 30-credit, 100% online programme designed for professionals in kinesiology and health. This public study mode offering provides advanced training in exercise science over a flexible duration, ideal for those balancing careers with postgraduate education.
Civil Engineering
The Master's Civil Engineering program at the University of Connecticut has as its primary objective the development of students’ understanding of the subject matter through in-depth research and advanced studies.
Physics
The University of Connecticut is consistently ranked the Number 1 Public University in New England. The University’s first Physical Review article was published in 1899, and the first physics course was taught in 1918. The Department of Physics granted its first Ph.D. in 1954. One (so far) of the Department’s Graduate Students, David M. Lee, went to receive a Nobel Prize in Physics.
Surgical Neurophysiology
The new Master of Science in Surgical Neurophysiology at the University of Connecticut is a one-year program that will provide students with the didactic and clinical training required to become a Surgical Neurophysiologist.