199 Master's degrees offered by the university

Science teachers are in high demand, and this program will prepare you to step into your classroom with confidence and solid classroom experience through our unique co-teaching practicum model. University of Minnesota's license is highly transferable to other states and Science Education - Teaching License candidates are highly sought-after by local school districts. 

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.

Strike a balance between work and school with the Carlson School's Part-Time MBA program.  Join the Business Administration (Part-time) program from University of Minnesota.

The Carlson School's Online MBA program is on your schedule. Join the Business Administration (Online) program from University of Minnesota.

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.

Earn your license to teach PreK-12 visual arts, dance, or theatre arts in just over a year. The Arts in Education - Teaching License accelerated program from University of Minnesota will prepare you to step into your classroom with confidence and solid classroom experience. 

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 M.Sc. Rehabilitation Science at the University of Minnesota is a public, full-time programme designed to advance clinical knowledge and well-being. Students typically complete this degree in one to two years, focusing on research excellence and professional leadership within diverse healthcare and industry environments.

The M.Sc. in Integrative Biology and Physiology at the University of Minnesota is a full-time, public programme designed for completion in one year. This non-thesis degree provides rigorous training in physiological mechanisms, from molecular to whole-organism levels, preparing students for advanced health science careers.

The Data Science M.S. at the University of Minnesota is a comprehensive two-year programme designed for those seeking expertise in big data. This master degree offers a public study mode, focusing on advanced analysis and infrastructure. Students complete 31 credits to master the theory and methods of modern data technology.

The Civil Engineering programme at the University of Minnesota offers a comprehensive M.Sc. degree designed for professional advancement. This public study mode course provides flexible pathways, including one-year options, to prepare students for industry leadership or further doctoral research in the field.

The Bioproducts and Biosystems Science, Engineering and Management M.Sc. at the University of Minnesota offers a robust education in basic sciences and engineering. This public programme provides diverse research opportunities in renewable energy and biomaterials, delivered through a flexible and professional academic framework.

Music at the University of Minnesota is a public, two-year programme designed for advanced artistic development. Students engage in rigorous theoretical and practice-based training across various specialisations. This master level degree offers a rich academic environment for musicians to refine their professional skills.

The Land and Atmospheric Science programme at the University of Minnesota is a flexible, interdisciplinary M.Sc. degree. Students explore the Earth-atmosphere system through public study modes. This curriculum allows for personalised research in soil and atmospheric sciences, supported by expert faculty in St. Paul.

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 Medical Physics M.Sc. at the University of Minnesota is a CAMPEP-accredited programme designed for clinical or research careers. This full-time public course lasts 20 to 24 months, preparing students for residencies in therapy or imaging physics through rigorous academic training and professional development.

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 Integrative Health and Wellbeing Coaching programme at the University of Minnesota is a 30-credit Master of Arts degree. Delivered primarily online with two weekend intensives, this part-time course prepares students for board certification. It focuses on holistic health, behavior change science, and professional leadership.

The Philosophy programme at University of Minnesota is a postgraduate degree designed for professionals seeking advanced expertise. This public study mode course offers two distinct pathways, including a thesis option, to enhance your credentials. It provides rigorous academic training for those outside the field.

The Master of Nursing at the University of Minnesota is a full-time, 16-month programme designed for those with a non-nursing degree. This intensive course prepares students for registered nurse licensure through on-campus study. It combines rigorous academics with extensive clinical practice in a public university setting.