MA Degrees in Boulder, USA

Anthropology in the United States is traditionally divided into four subdisciplines: archaeology, biological, cultural and linguistic. Read more

The art history program at CU Boulder gives students an interdisciplinary foundation in the history of art to prepare them for careers as scholars, museum professionals and related creative professions in the history of art. Read more

The MA program specialization in Chinese is designed to offer students maximum general exposure to the long sweep of Chinese literary and cultural history, as well as the opportunity to delve into the study of a particular period, field, topic or genre. Read more

The Department of Classics is home to one of the most vibrant programs at the University of Colorado Boulder. Read more

The master's degree provides students with knowledge of communication scholarship and develops their ability to analyze complex communication situations. Read more

The EBIO department offers programs leading to the Master of Arts (MA) degree in a wide variety of biological disciplines, ranging from biogeochemistry to community ecology to evolutionary genetics and others. Read more

The Curriculum & Instruction (C&I) master's degree requires one academic year or more of graduate work beyond the bachelor's degree. Read more

Educational Equity & Cultural Diversity (EECD) offers a course of study devoted to the critical examination of theory, practice and policy in two major areas of emphasis: the education of culturally and linguistically diverse students and the education of students with disabilities. Read more

The master's program in Educational Foundations, Policy & Practice (EFPP) includes two possible concentrations, each with a different focus:  community-based change , and  evaluation and policy analysis. Read more

The MA in Literature program is a two-year degree program focused on giving students a broad understanding of American and British Literature, and the current themes and methodologies in criticism and theory.  Students must complete 30 credit hours of coursework (10 courses), at least 21 of which must be taken at CU Boulder. Read more

The MA program in French offers students the opportunity to pursue their interest in literature and culture, working with faculty members who produce distinguished scholarship in a broad variety of fields. Read more

The basic purpose of the graduate program in the Department of Geography is to train scholars and professionals to produce and disseminate knowledge and to make outstanding contributions in the public and private sectors. Read more

The department offers an interdisciplinary MA in German studies, focusing on German-speaking central European society from the Enlightenment to the present. Read more

As the demand for knowledgeable, ethical and diverse leaders in higher education continues to grow, the professional MA program will help students broaden their knowledge of higher education policy, research and practice, especially in the areas of student affairs, academic affairs, diversity and community engagement. Read more

Historians study the past, in all of its complexity, to better understand our contemporary world and the forces that created it. Historians analyze change over time, and they use archival and other primary-source evidence to build interpretations that explain change and put it into context. Read more