62 Master's degrees offered by the university

Turn your passion and musical talent into a professional career with the Music degree at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. Whether you choose an instrumental or vocal concentration, you’ll be supported by personalized attention from faculty, diverse musical experiences, and opportunities to perform and collaborate with other artists. 

The Healthcare Administration program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee empowers future health care leaders to make informed, strategic decisions by mastering essential business principles—operations, finance, information systems, strategic planning, and human resources across all care settings.

While the Geography program at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee offers a more traditional structure within which students can strengthen their knowledge of the discipline and one or more of its subfields, the department’s unique PhD program is designed to be especially attractive to forward-looking students.

The Social Work program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee prepares students for careers as advanced social work practitioners who can promote positive change through social work practice, advocacy, education, research and leadership.

Curious where a degree in freshwater sciences can take you? Water is a rapidly growing global industry, and your skills will be in demand. Whether you’re interested in research, conservation, technology, policy, or public health, you’ll be ready to make an impact with the Freshwater Sciences degree at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee.

The Biostatistics program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee trains students in study design, appropriate use of statistical and computational techniques, and interpretation of data analysis results arising from public health and biomedical research

The Public Administration program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is designed to provide theoretical and practical preparation for careers in public and non-profit administration with three areas of concentration: municipal management, general public administration, and non-profit management.

The Civil Engineering course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee offers a flexible academic experience that prepares students for advanced study and professional growth. With guidance from an academic advisor students can explore engineering courses, strengthen their technical knowledge and develop the skills needed to pursue research or advance their careers in civil engineering.

The Art History program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee offers a graduate program leading to a Master of Arts degree. The graduate program prepares students for either a career in the arts or for PhD-level work at other universities. Course offerings cover the full range of western art, including film studies and electronic arts. 

The Electrical and Computer Engineering course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee gives you the technical depth and versatility needed to thrive in a rapidly evolving field. This flexible program lets you dive deeper into the areas that excite you most. This master’s degree is intentionally unstructured in order to allow students to customize the degree to their specific objectives.

The Engineering program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is designed to provide a high level academics and hands-on research with flexibility for working professionals and aspiring researchers who want to take their studies to the next level.

The Mechanical Engineering course at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee offers a focused learning environment that will deepen your understanding of core mechanical engineering principles and allow you to explore advanced topics with faculty who are pursuing ambitious and high impact research.

The Anthropology course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee offers programs of graduate study designed to provide a broad background in all significant facets of the discipline—biological as well as cultural, analytic as well as descriptive—while still encouraging specialization. 

Data Science and Applied Artificial Intelligence degree programs at UW-Milwaukee prepare graduates to drive new data-centric advancements with the potential to improve daily life for everyone. The Data Science and Applied Artificial Intelligence course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee paves the way to the future you’re dreaming about.

The Cinematic Arts program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee focuses on the intensive and rigorous production of creative time-based art. Non-commercial in spirit, we encourage works that demonstrate a personal commitment to the cinematic arts.  

The Mathematics program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is designed to suit both the student intending to continue toward a PhD as well as the student who wishes to begin a professional career upon completion of the master’s program.

The English program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee offers master's and doctoral degrees in several areas of specialization: Literature and Cultural Theory; Rhetoric, Professional Writing, and Community Engagement; Creative Writing; and Media, Cinema, and Digital Studies.

The Information Technology Management program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is an innovative, STEM-designated program that combines technical, managerial, and business knowledge — providing students with a unique blend of skills to address IT challenges in today’s dynamic business environment.

Whether you’re an experienced IT professional looking to stay ahead of the curve or an aspiring technologist ready to make your mark in the field, the Information Science and Technology program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee gives you the advanced skills needed to succeed.

The Public Health Policy and Management program at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee prepares students to become the next generation of leaders shaping and analyzing policies and programs that impact the social, political, and economic determinants of health.