154 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Quantitative Methods MEd program from University of Texas at Austin is designed to provide the knowledge and technical skills that can prepare one for several professional roles including social science researcher or statistical analyst for testing companies, academic institutions, state and federal agencies, or school districts. 

The Classics MA program from University of Texas at Austin is designed to prepare students for vigorous academic careers in Classics and associated fields. 

The Online Sport Management MEd program from University of Texas at Austin focuses on several aspects of sports management, including business and marketing, resource management, law, ethics, and leadership. 

At the Materials Science and Engineering MSc program from University of Texas at Austin, students are able to study core materials subjects while also developing depth within a specific area that cuts across multiple areas of science and engineering.  

The Sport Management MEd/MSc program from University of Texas at Austin prepares students to work in nearly every facet of organized sports.  We welcome students from all academic backgrounds with a passion for sport, recreation, and physical activity.

At the Autism and Developmental Disabilities MA/MEd program offered at University of Texas at Austin, coursework and research are led by expert faculty to provide a rich understanding of the design, implementation, and evaluation of effective services offered to those with autism and related developmental disabilities. 

We are living at a time of a rapidly evolving media culture and social change and the Media Studies MA program from University of Texas at Austin aims to train scholars equipped to interrogate this shifting landscape.

The Information Studies and Public Affairs MSIS/MPAff dual degree offered at University of Texas at Austin combines advanced studies of government, non-profit agencies, and policy with a focus on knowledge and practice needed to make meaningful contributions in information organizations such as government agencies, libraries, archives, schools, museums and beyond.

The Law and Public Affairs JD/MPAff program offered at University of Texas at Austin is structured so that students can earn the MPAff and JD degrees simultaneously in four years rather than the five years the two degrees would otherwise require.

Offered in conjunction with UT's McCombs School of Business, the Business and Public Affairs MBA/MPAff dual degree offered at University of Texas at Austin is designed to train qualified students in a coordinated program of coursework in public affairs and an advanced business field.

The Information Studies and Law (JD) dual degree offered at University of Texas at Austin responds to an increased need for specialists trained in both of these fields who are thus positioned to help address the increasingly complex and changing world of legal information use, retrieval, and storage.

The Higher Education Leadership MEd program from University of Texas at Austin is designed to advance the personal and intellectual development of individuals seeking careers as academic and student services educators and professionals in institutions of higher education, government agencies, and non-profit organizations.

Interdisciplinary in nature, the Communication and Public Affairs MA/MPAff program offered at University of Texas at Austin was created in response to an increased need in both public and private sectors for public policy analysts who have a theoretical understanding of one of the disciplines of communication.

The Advanced Architectural Design MAAD degree offered at University of Texas at Austin is a design-oriented program that offers students with an accredited B. Arch. degree the resources for personal and professional growth in an area of concentration of their choosing under the guidance of a faculty mentor. 

The Women's and Gender Studies and Public Affairs MA/MPAff program offered at University of Texas at Austin is structured so that students can earn both master's degrees simultaneously in approximately three academic years, including summers. Degrees are awarded when the required coursework in both areas is completed.

At the Theatre - Live Design MFA program offered at University of Texas at Austin you can explore your talent at a university with vast academic resources in the dynamic and culturally inclusive city of Austin.

Students at the Information Studies and Latin American Studies MSIS/MA program offered at University of Texas at Austin will be able to complete both degrees in three academic years, which is approximately one year less than it would take to complete the two degrees individually.

The Civil Engineering and Environmental and Water Resources Engineering MSE program offered at University of Texas at Austin is known worldwide for developing students into leaders in engineering practice, research, and education.  

The Public Health and Public Affairs MPH/MPAff program offered at University of Texas at Austin combines advanced studies of government, nonprofit agencies and policy with a focus on the issues, organizations and skills needed to make meaningful contributions in the growing field of public health.

The User Experience Design program from University of Texas at Austin includes hands-on projects, UI/UX tools and the Design Innovation Challenge - a capstone project where learners can apply their skills to solve real world problems while building a digital design portfolio.