154 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Energy and Earth Resources MA program from University of Texas at Austin is intended for those that seek to build critical knowledge and skills with qualitative underpinnings for their graduate work and who desire to take courses and conduct a thesis project along the lines of the types carried out in policy, law, business, humanities, liberal arts, and some technical fields. 

The Studio Art MFA program from University of Texas at Austin is a fast-paced, full-time, studio-intensive interdisciplinary degree program that takes full advantage of the university’s physical, technical and intellectual resources. 

The Italian Studies MA program from University of Texas at Austin is a broad-based, interdisciplinary program designed to offer students maximum flexibility in course selection, research, pedagogical training, and scholarly concentration.

The Information Studies and Global Policy Studies MSc/MGPS program offered at University of Texas Austin combines advanced studies of government, non-profit agencies and global 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 Community and Regional Planning and Public Affairs MPAff program offered at University of Texas at Austin is structured so that students earn both Masters' degrees simultaneously in three years instead of four by eliminating duplicative course work in certain analytic areas and in general electives.

The Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies and Public Affairs MA/MPAff program offered at University of Texas at Austin combines advanced policy studies with interdisciplinary area studies and language.

The Interior Design MID program from University of Texas at Austin offers an innovative graduate curriculum that integrates research and theoretical knowledge in the application of current design issues that face our society.  

The Law (JD) and Community and Regional Planning dual degree offered at University of Texas at Austin draws upon the resources of the two curricula with a view to developing professionals capable of dealing with both the legal and planning aspects of urban and regional policy problems. 

The Law (JD) and Business Administration dual degree is offered at University of Texas at Austin.

The Chamber Music MM program from University of Texas at Austin trains students as informed artist-performers. In addition to demonstrating technical mastery of their instrument or voice, students are expected to exhibit a thorough understanding of the theoretical, pedagogical, and historical aspects of the major, as well as a knowledge of the literature of their performance area.

The Community and Regional Planning MSCRP program from University of Texas at Austin provides the theoretical foundations, specific skills and practical experience to succeed in professional planning and related policy careers.  

The Social Work MSSW program from University of Texas at Austin prepares students for advanced social work practice  with individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities. 

The ultimate aim of the Jazz Studies MM program offered at University of Texas at Austin is to develop serious performers and composers who will be among the collaborative leaders of the future. Jazz majors have the opportunity to hone their skills in a variety of large ensembles, a writers’ band, small combos, and student-sponsored jam sessions.

The MA Journalism and Media Research and Theory program at the University of Texas at Austin is a degree designed to provide students with additional depth in media and journalism studies. They can gain additional methodological expertise alongside knowledge of journalism and theory, which can help them to move toward doctoral degrees or a variety of analytic careers with media organizations.