163 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Landscape Architecture program of University of Pennsylvania introduces students to both to the varied scales of landscape architecture and encouraged to critically challenge and extend the field’s scope. 

Architecture - Robotics and Autonomous Systems from University of Pennsylvania join the program and obtain a post-professional STEM degree exploring architectural design through AI and robotic fabrication.

The City and Regional Planning program of University of Pennsylvania requires completion of 19 course units, including course requirements from the core curriculum and one of six concentration areas. In addition, all students must complete a non-credit planning internship between the first and second years of study.

The Fine Arts program of University of Pennsylvania is focused on the professional development of studio artists.

The Environmental Building Design program at the University of Pennsylvania is a professionally oriented, two-semester, post-professional degree designed for architects seeking new skills and competitive advantage in the growing field of sustainable design.

The Master of Urban Spatial Analytics (MUSA) is a one-year graduate programme offered by the University of Pennsylvania. This innovative course focuses on spatial analysis and data science, preparing students to tackle contemporary urban challenges. The programme is designed for full-time attendance, fostering a collaborative learning environment.

Design - Historic Preservation from University of Pennsylvania is a one-year degree that complements Weitzman’s long-standing two-year MSHP degree. 

The Statistics, Measurement, Assessment, and Research Technology (SMART) program of University of Pennsylvania is designed to prepare individuals for work in research and assessment organizations in the fields of education, psychology, and related human services.

The International Educational Development program of University of Pennsylvania prepares you to work in international educational contexts and promote global equity.

The Learning Sciences and Technologies program of University of Pennsylvania lays the foundation for graduates to pursue fulfilling and creative careers as educators, researchers, and developers of next-generation curricula, technology-enriched learning environments, and instructional programs.

The M.Phil.Ed. in Professional Counseling functions as the second year of our Professional Counseling Programs, following the M.S.Ed. in Counseling and Mental Health Services. The M.Phil.Ed. at the University of Pennsylvania prepares students to become Certified School Counselors and/or Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs). 

The Teaching, Learning, and Leadership program of University of Pennsylvania is focused primarily on K-12 populations, the M.S.Ed. in TLL is designed for individuals who wish to work in educational and leadership capacities both in and outside of formal classroom settings.

The Education, Culture and Society program of University of Pennsylvania offers training in a broad array of theoretical and methodological approaches to the nuanced study of education as a social, cultural, and historical phenomenon, either in the U.S. or around the world.

The Interdisciplinary Studies in Human Development program of University of Pennsylvania examines the social, emotional, cognitive, and physical aspects of human development within the context of culture and social policy.

The Education Policy program of University of Pennsylvania trains students in research methods and the philosophical, economic, and political aspects of education policy.

The Higher Education program of University of Pennsylvania is designed for students in the early stages of their careers who seek a better understanding of how the enterprise of higher education is structured, governed, financed, and managed.

The Linguistics program of University of Pennsylvania provides a grounding in the core areas of linguistic theory, supplemented by courses chosen according to the student's specific interests.

The Biomedical Informatics program of University of Pennsylvania prepares students, both full- and part-time, for leadership in the critically important and dynamic industries of biotechnology and pharmaceuticals.

The Biotechnology program of University of Pennsylvania prepares students, both full- and part-time, for leadership in the critically important and dynamic industries of biotechnology and pharmaceuticals.

The East Asian Languages and Civilizations program of University of Pennsylvania is both a gateway into higher-level graduate study and preparation for careers in teaching, administration, and professions in the public and private sectors.