37 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Master of Landscape Architecture program at Washington University in St. Louis (known affectionately as WashU) is committed to this endeavor. The mission of the Master is to produce professional landscape architects who will shape, enhance, and protect the environment, integrating art, science, and the humanities through excellence in design. 

The Master of Science in Clinical Research Management at Washington University in St. Louis is designed for experienced professionals working in academic research centers or private industry who seek greater depth and breadth of study in the science and business of clinical research.

The graduate program in Nonprofit Management at Washington University in St. Louis provides a range of courses addressing the major responsibilities and challenges of nonprofit and human resources management. 

The Department of Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science offers a Master of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis with either a Thesis Option or Course Option.

Prepare yourself to be front and center in the emerging era of big data and data-driven decision making with the Business Analytics program from Washington University in St. Louis.

The MS in Electrical Engineering (MSEE) at Washington University in St. Louis is an advanced engineering degree that prepares you for further academic study or a career in industry.

The Two-Year LL.M. for Foreign Lawyers at Washington University in St. Louis is designed for law students with outstanding academic and professional achievements who have not yet reached a sufficient level of English language proficiency to get the full benefits of studying at an American law school. 

The Master of Science in Deaf Education (MSDE) program at Washington University in St. Louis is a two-year course of study that prepares students as teachers of children from birth to grade 12 who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Creative analysis and critical examination of assumptions about music and musical discourse constitute the core of graduate study in Music Theory at Washington University in St. Louis. Students develop their teaching skills with the help of individual faculty mentors, and they have the opportunity to be teaching assistants in both history and theory courses. 

The Department of Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science offers a Master of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis with either a Thesis Option or a Course Option.

If you seek a global perspective on business and demand meaning in your work, the Business Administration program at Washington University in St. Louis is built for you.

In the Supply Chain Management program at Washington University in St. Louis, you’ll develop the skills and judgment required to manage the production and delivery of a firm’s products and services, a critical aspect of business in today’s challenging economic environment.

Join our top-ranked Master of Social Work program at Washington University in St. Louis, led by a community of passionate individuals dedicated to creating positive change.

Our Public Health program at Washington University in St. Louis focuses on understanding problems and creating solutions. Our collaborations across Washington University, including the School of Medicine, create opportunities for multifaceted research and practice.

The Master of Population Health Sciences program’s uniquely thorough curriculum and clinically-relevant courses at Washington University in St. Louis are designed to ensure that  our students substantially advance their research methods competency and boost their research productivity through applied coursework rather than a thesis or capstone requirement.

Washington University in St. Louis is an exceptional place to pursue graduate studies in Art History and Archaeology. The Department of Art History and Archaeology has a long tradition of training students in areas of Classical Art and Archaeology, Renaissance and Baroque Art and Architecture, Asian Art and Archaeology, and Modern and American Art (see below). 

The Japanese section of the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures provides a limited number of highly qualified graduate students with the opportunity to pursue intensive programs of study leading to the MA in Japanese. Learn more with this program in Japanese from Washington University in St. Louis.