237 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Business Administration and Business Analytics program from University of Maryland is accredited nationally by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International). Only about 607 programs in the world are accredited by the AACSB, a reflection of the quality of the faculty, students, curriculum, and career management.

The dual degree in Community Planning and Health Administration 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 Department of Philosophy at the University of Maryland offers graduate study leading to the Master of Arts degree with emphasis on contemporary Anglo-American philosophy and the interaction of philosophy with other disciplines.

The English Language and Literature program at University of Maryland teaches students how to think critically, communicate clearly, and create fearlessly. Equipped with a versatile and interdisciplinary liberal arts education, our students emerge from our classrooms well-prepared to navigate the complex landscape of the current moment. 

This Quantitative Methodology - Measurement and Statistics Master of Science (M.S.) program at the University of Maryland provides you with advanced training in quantitative research methods and statistical analysis.

At the Curriculum and Instruction - Teacher Leadership Emphasis TESOL Specialization program offered by University of Maryland you will gain a deep understanding of how to effectively teach and support language learners in diverse educational settings.

Learn to develop tools for systems problems in a variety of technical areas with this Systems Engineering program at the University of Maryland.

The University of Maryland’s Fire Protection Engineering (online) degree programs represent the Department of Fire Protection Engineering’s commitment to preparing engineers for the challenges of this rapidly growing field.

The Executive Master of Business Administration program at the Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland builds systems thinking into an academically rigorous curriculum rooted in the realities of the marketplace.

The History and Historic Preservation program at University of Maryland provide students the opportunity to increase their professional opportunities in both academic and non-academic career fields - an ever increasingly important benefit in an expanding and demanding job markets that value employees with multiple disciplinary backgrounds. 

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

Smith’s Master of Quantitative Finance (MQF) program from University of Maryland allows you to put your quantitative, technology and problem-solving skills to full use as you guide companies toward making strategic financial decisions. You’ll gain in-depth, specialized knowledge of financial markets, institutions and the latest analytics techniques.

The Teaching and Learning, Policy and Leadership - Urban Education Specialization program offered by University of Maryland is designed to address the pressing issues faced by minority and urban education systems. 

The online Cultural and Heritage Resource Management (online) program at University of Maryland provides advanced training for those interested in working in the applied specialization of cultural resource management and heritage resource management.

The Applied Machine Learning program offered by University of Maryland is designed to prepare students for a career as an information engineer, data scientist, or data mining engineer.  

Quantum Computing from University of Maryland is a 30-credit, 10-course, non-thesis graduate program that provides students with foundational, practical, and theoretical topics of quantum computing.

The fully American Library Association (ALA) accredited Master of Library and Information Science (online) program at the University of Maryland prepares graduates to be socially engaged and technologically focused information professionals, ready to create, educate, and innovate.