62 Master's degrees offered by the university

Accredited by the American Library Association since 1976, the Library and Information Science program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee prepares you to excel in a wide range of careers in the information profession. You can tailor your online coursework to align with your career goals by selecting one of our transcript-designated concentrations.

The Chemistry course at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee offers a graduate program of studies with a choice of areas of specialization in analytical, organic, inorganic and physical chemistry or in biochemistry.

Future-proof your career with Wisconsin’s first-of-its-kind Connected Systems Engineering master’s program at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. It combines engineering, business and data science with real-world applications.

The Curriculum and Instruction course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee provides the knowledge base for students to design and guide course content. Improve your professional expertise while elevating the academic experiences of those you teach.

The Linguistics course is held at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. Students admitted to the master’s program earn the degree by completing a minimum of 30 credits of graduate coursework, submitting a final project, and passing an oral examination on the final project.

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 Engineering Mechanics course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is a concentration within the college-wide Master of Science (MS) program where students use the application of mechanics to solve real-world problems involving common engineering elements.

Whether you intend to pursue research or are seeking advancement, higher pay or job security, now is a good time to pursue the Materials Engineering program at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee.

With a strong urban mission, the Educational Psychology program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is dedicated to increasing knowledge, sensitivity and awareness of practices best suited for individuals from diverse socio-cultural backgrounds. 

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 Digital Supply Chain Management program from University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is designed for business professionals seeking an in-depth understanding of contemporary digital supply chain management. You will gain a competitive advantage as you master the design of digital supply chain solutions; and gain digital skills to set up real-time.

The general purpose of this Philosophy program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is to provide students with the background and stimulus for critical and original philosophical thoughts.

The Manufacturing Engineering program at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee positions you at the forefront of one of the nation’s most essential and fastest-advancing industries. In your coursework and research labs, you’ll build expertise in automated manufacturing systems, lean production, facility layout and material handling, quality control and other skills that directly shape the future.

The History program is offered at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. Milwaukee is a bustling city and metro area with a smaller town vibe. Located on the shore of Lake Michigan, recreational opportunities abound all year round. Parks, beaches, bike trails, water sports and more are enjoyed by residents.

The Industrial and Systems Engineering at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee welcomes students from industrial engineering as well as related backgrounds—including applied mathematics, supply chain, applied computing, data science and other engineering disciplines—reflecting the broad reach and versatility of the field.

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 Criminal Justice and Criminology course University of Wisconsin Milwaukee provides the essential skills needed to secure leadership roles and advance your career. Today’s criminal justice landscape is constantly evolving. Taking your education to the next level with a master’s degree can be the key to unlocking new, advanced career opportunities.

With dynamic course content, great student and alumni networks, professional development opportunities and mentoring programs, and individualized attention, the Master of Business Administration program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee aims to be your partner in achieving your professional goals.

The Psychology, M.Sc. program at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee trains students in the facts, methodologies, and theories of psychology, with special emphasis on developing research competence. The department has well-equipped laboratories and an on-campus training clinic. 

The Urban Studies course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee provides students with a broad understanding of urban society and trains them in research techniques appropriate to the study of metropolitan communities. The course of study stresses the understanding of social processes and the analysis of social and economic policies affecting cities.