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40 Master's degrees offered by the university
Psychology
The Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences at Boston University offers a one-year, eight-course program of study leading to the Master of Arts in Psychology that provides the flexibility to explore a variety of areas in psychology, building on a common foundation of scientific methodologies.
Global Policy
Boston University's Master of Arts in Global Policy (MGP) program immerses students in the fast-growing fields of global policymaking, implementation, and evaluation, preparing them for careers in government, international organizations, nongovernmental organizations, and the private sector.
Geoarchaeology
Geoarchaeology at Boston University aims to provide a broad background in both the geosciences and archaeology.
Applied Human Development
The Applied Human Development program at Boston University introduces future practitioners and researchers to the application of developmental theory to educational practice.
Health Communication
The online Master of Science in Health Communication program at Boston University teaches students to understand the complexities of important healthcare issues and communicate them in a way both the media and the public can understand.
Theological Studies
Applicants for the Theological Studies program offered by Boston University must have graduated with a minimum grade point average of 3.0 from an accredited college and have a broad liberal arts background with a general knowledge of theological subjects.
Remote Sensing and Geospatial Sciences
The master’s in Remote Sensing and Geospatial Sciences at Boston University is designed for students with diverse natural science and social science backgrounds who desire specialized training in the use of remote sensing and geographic information systems (GIS) in environmental and natural resource analysis and management.
Latin American Studies
The Master of Arts in Latin American Studies at Boston University prepares students for work in the private sector, government, policy and research think tanks, nongovernmental organizations, international institutions, and education.
International Relations (Mid-Career)
The Master of Arts in International Relations (Mid-Career) at Boston University is designed to address the needs of early-to-mid-career professionals who wish to increase their knowledge and understanding of international relations.
International Relations and Law
The International Relations and Law dual degree program at Boston University prepares students for careers in national governments or international agencies, international negotiation, and human rights organizations.
Global Development Economics
The Global Development Economics degree program at Boston University is an intensive three-semester course of study designed for those seeking rigorous training in economics supplemented by training in the related disciplines of politics, international relations, public health, and infrastructure and environment.
Hispanic Language and Literatures
The MA program in Hispanic Language and Literatures at Boston University develops an advanced knowledge of Spanish and Spanish-American literature and the traditions, aims, and methods of research scholarship.
Genetic Counseling and Public Health
Graduate Medical Sciences and the School of Public Health offer a dual degree at Boston University that is based in Genetic Counseling and Public Health. Students must apply and be accepted to both the MS in Genetic Counseling program and the MPH program. The MS and MPH degrees do not need to be awarded simultaneously.
Economics
The MBA+ Master of Arts in Economics at Boston University is offered as a joint degree by Questrom and the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences (GRS). More than ever, management and economics are intertwined in the workplace.
Counseling
The Master of Education program in Counseling at Boston University prepares individuals to enter professional roles as mental health counselors, school guidance counselors, and/or sports psychology consultants.
Urban Affairs
The Master of Urban Affairs at Boston University is designed for students seeking to develop a broad understanding of urban public policy, community development and service delivery, and the administration of public and private agencies in urban settings.
Public Anthropology
Boston University's Master’s in Public Anthropology (MAPA) is designed to provide students with a basic anthropological training and an appreciation of the significance of a cross-cultural perspective in professional practice.
Classics and Archaeology
Classics and Archaeology at Boston University will give students training in ancient Greek and Latin, archaeological methods and practices, and the study of ancient Mediterranean material culture.
French Language and Literature
The MA in French Language and Literature at Boston University seeks to have each student develop an advanced knowledge of French and Francophone literature, its history, and major works, as well as a sound knowledge of the traditions, aims, and methods of scholarly research in the field.
Macro Social Work
Macro Social Work offered by Boston University promotes human development and social justice through work with communities and organizations.