45 Master's degrees offered by the university

The M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction at The University of Vermont is a 30-credit postgraduate programme designed for innovative educators. Delivered through a flexible online study mode, this degree focuses on educational justice and humanistic pedagogies to reinvigorate professional practice in various settings.

The Clinical and Translational Science programme at The University of Vermont is a 30-credit M.Sc. degree. Available in a public study mode, it offers specialised tracks in Investigation, Research Management, or a course-based path. Students develop vital skills in research design and analysis over a flexible duration.

The M.Acc. Accountancy at The University of Vermont is a 30-credit postgraduate programme designed for professional excellence. Available in full-time, part-time, and hybrid study modes, this public university course focuses on CPA exam readiness and data analytics, typically completed in as few as nine months of study.

The Pathology programme at The University of Vermont offers advanced training for aspiring biomedical scientists. This master level course focuses on understanding disease mechanisms through active learning and research. Delivered in a public study mode, it provides students with access to premier medical facilities and expert faculty.

The Master of Science in Mathematical Sciences program at The University of Vermont  offers students an opportunity to advance their understanding of pure and/or applied mathematics at the graduate level, in preparation for a career in industry or a doctoral degree program.

Welcome to the self-designed Interdisciplinary Educational Studies master’s degree program at The University of Vermont. Students in our program represent a variety of professions in higher education, public and private school education, social and human services, business, health care, government, non-profit organizations, and more.

The University of Vermont's nationally accredited program meets the needs of experienced and aspiring professionals through licensure and non-licensure pathways leading to a Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Special Education.

The Geology M.Sc. at The University of Vermont is a full-time, on-campus programme designed for advanced research. Students engage in a rigorous thesis-based curriculum over two years, exploring diverse geoscientific disciplines. This public university course provides expert training in both laboratory and field environments.

The Historic Preservation MSc degree offered by The University of Vermont is intended to prepare graduate students for broad-based careers in the field of historic preservation. 

Whether diagnosing the flu, developing new technology for disease detection or treating cancer, medical laboratory scientists provide critical information to patients and providers in health care settings with this Medical Laboratory Science MSc degree offered by The University of Vermont.

The Biochemistry programme at The University of Vermont offers a comprehensive master level education. This curriculum focuses on advanced biomedical sciences and research training. Delivered through a public study mode, the course provides students with the expertise needed for professional scientific practice and discovery.

The University of Vermont offers a Master of Science in Complex Systems and Data Science, providing a comprehensive education over two years. This programme can also be completed in one year through an Accelerated Master's option for UVM undergraduates. Students engage in a blend of core courses and electives, preparing them for a dynamic career in data science.

The Mechanical Engineering M.S. at The University of Vermont is a full-time, on-campus programme designed for advanced technical mastery. Over a 30-credit duration, students engage in interdisciplinary research and application. This public university course prepares graduates for leadership in global engineering sectors.

The Food Systems degree offered by The University of Vermont cultivates students to be adaptable problem solvers and systems thinkers. 

If you’re looking to become a stronger applicant to medical or other health-professional schools, The University of Vermont’s Master of Medical Science degree is designed for you.

The M.S. in Communication Sciences and Disorders at The University of Vermont is a full-time, on-campus programme. Over two years, students gain the clinical expertise and academic depth required for professional certification. This public university course prepares graduates for vital roles in speech-language pathology.

The M.S. in Natural Resources at The University of Vermont is a 30-credit postgraduate programme delivered on-campus in a full-time study mode. This multi-disciplinary course integrates diverse scientific fields to address complex environmental issues through advanced research and professional training in sustainability.

The Biology MSc degree offered by The University of Vermont is defined by excellent students, dedicated faculty advisors and superb staff. We will work with you to design a set of courses, a research project or other activities that will prepare you for your career in academic, medical or private sector research; government work; or teaching at the baccalaureate level.

The Nutrition and Food Sciences M.Sc. at The University of Vermont is a full-time, on-campus programme. Spanning 30 credit hours, this postgraduate course offers deep research opportunities in human nutrition and food technology. It is designed for students seeking advanced expertise in public health and food systems.

The M.Sc. in Civil Engineering and Environmental Engineering at The University of Vermont is a full-time, on-campus programme. Requiring 30 credits, it blends technical rigour with social awareness. Students prepare for leadership roles by tackling global challenges in sustainability and infrastructure within a public university setting.