163 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Family Nurse Practitioner course from University of Pennsylvania is an innovative combination of diverse clinical experiences—from the inner city to the suburbs—and rigorous coursework, to prepare you to work with patients from all backgrounds and circumstances.

The MBA Major in Business, Energy, Environment and Sustainability (“BEES”) at the University of Pennsylvania is designed to provide in-depth foundations for those interested in the complex relationships between business and the natural environment, management of environmental risks, and the business and economics of energy.

The Materials Science and Engineering program of University of Pennsylvania prepares students to be leaders, innovators, and visionaries in the materials revolution that is being driven by discoveries that cross the boundaries of physics, chemistry, and biology, such as in the growing field of nanobioscience. 

The English program of University of Pennsylvania offers students a solid foundation in the professional study of literature and culture, and our Ph.D. Our department culture reflects our commitment to fostering an open environment that is at once challenging and supportive. We recognize that success in our profession requires the recognition that we produce new knowledge collectively.

The Health Care Management program of University of Pennsylvania builds on the established strength of the core curriculum to provide expertise in the complex and distinctive features of the dynamic and rapidly changing health care industry.

The Business Economics and Public Policy program of University of Pennsylvania equips future business leaders with the tools to analyze incentives and policies of firms, governments, and consumers.

The Accounting program of University of Pennsylvania helps students acquire the skills to measure and communicate an organization’s economic activities.

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 Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations program at the University of Pennsylvania offers degrees in five distinct fields.

The Individualized Major program of University of Pennsylvania is offered by the School of Arts & Sciences. Penn admits a small number of graduate students every year, with generous fellowship support to support them through their studies and dissertation research. 

The Art and Archaeology of the Mediterranean World program at the University of Pennsylvania trains students for careers in the art and archaeology of Classical and Near Eastern Civilizations.

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 Health Care Innovation program of University of Pennsylvania is designed for those aspiring to improve health care. Designed by the Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy, the Master of Health Care Innovation (MHCI) connects working health care professionals worldwide to lead change. 

The City and Regional Planning- Sustainable Transportation and Infrastructure 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 University of Pennsylvania offers a Master of Arts (MA) in Statistics and Data Science. This programme is designed to equip students with advanced statistical skills and knowledge. The duration of the course is two years, and it is available in a full-time format, providing a comprehensive educational experience.

The mission of the Perelman School of Medicine’s Master’s degree in Healthcare Quality and Safety (MHQS) at University of Pennsylvania is to train the next generation of healthcare leaders and practitioners in the science of healthcare quality and patient safety.

The City and Regional Planning- Public and Private Development 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.

Law from University of Pennsylvania program is a one-year, full-time course of study in advanced legal topics designed primarily for lawyers trained outside the United States.

Clinical Epidemiology from University of Pennsylvania is an intensive program for accomplished medical professionals who seek to further their skills as academic investigators.

Leading Across Differences from University of Pennsylvania draws from courses in Management and other Wharton departments, including Legal Studies & Business Ethics and Business, Economics & Public Policy.