99 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Mathematics program of the Utah State University primarily prepares students for doctoral programs in pure and applied mathematics and statistics, and secondarily for careers in college teaching and industrial jobs.

As future landscape architects and planners, students in the Landscape Architecture program of the Utah State University will learn to analyze the way people interact with the world around them and how natural environments interact with built environments.

The Soil Science program of the Utah State University is concerned with the chemical, physical, and biological aspects of the soil.

The Geology program of the Utah State University is offered by the Geosciences Department, one of the oldest departments at Utah State.

The Irrigation Engineering program of the Utah State University has long been recognized as the best program of its kind in the nation, and possibly the world.

The Nutrition and Food Sciences program of the Utah State University focuses on the chemical and biological components of food and the ways in which these ingredients affect health.

The Industrial Mathematics program of the Utah State University teaches students modeling, simulation, mathematical and statistical analysis for careers in industry and mathematical sciences.

The Accounting program of the Utah State University is designed for students who have the desire to elevate their professional opportunities. Most students in this program aspire to become Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) and join the ranks of the most trusted and recognized financial services profession in the world.

During the Computer Engineering program of the Utah State University students study to become engineers in software and computer hardware and receive training in preparation for careers in these fields.

The Economics program of the Utah State University is designed to be equivalent to the first year of a rigorous PhD program in economics at a top-30 university, and, therefore, prepares students for entry into a top-level economics or finance doctoral program.

The Financial Economics program of the Utah State University includes courses in key areas of finance and supporting areas of economics and quantitative methods.

The Art program of the Utah State University is a three-year, 60-credit terminal degree in the visual arts field, the equivalent of PhD programs in other fields. The program is selective and highly competitive, with only a small number of openings each year. Prospective students must exhibit both academic excellence and a well-developed personal artistic vision.

The Economics and Statistics program of the Utah State University is a flexible, versatile degree that can help students meet two separate career goals.

The Agribusiness program of the Utah State University focuses on the global competitive environment in food production and agribusiness.

The Management Information Systems program of the Utah State University offers students an opportunity to make a difference in the organizations where they work.

Students in the Political Science program of the Utah State University become experts in the topics they study related to government, public policies, political processes, and more as they work with award-winning faculty that foster classroom environments where engaging discussion and research are required.

This department offers graduate students an extensive education in many areas in computer science. The faculty members of the Computer Science program of the Utah State University are engaged in research and cutting-edge advancements in computer science and they teach the graduate courses in the department giving graduate students individual attention.

The Applied Economics program of the Utah State University is a preparatory degree for students wishing to do applied work in areas where economics is the focus of the career.

The Family and Consumer Science Education and Extension program of the Utah State University serves to expand academic preparation in the areas of family studies, housing, textiles and clothing, nutrition and food sciences, and management of personal resources.

The Recreation Resource Management program of the Utah State University is a professional degree aimed at students interested in managing outdoor recreation settings, such as public forests and rangelands, state and national parks, and wilderness areas.