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A-Z List of Graduate Degree Programs

Browse this A-Z degree list to find graduate degree programs @ Mizzou. Follow links to learn about specific admission criteria, application deadlines and how to apply to a graduate degree program.
Notes: Graduate minors and certificates are also available @ Mizzou. Graduate courses (classes) are listed in myZou.Visitorscan follow these myZou instructions to browse courses. Graduate School policies and forms are kept updated on our web pages. Historic information is saved in the catalog archive.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

    L

  • Law (dual degrees with several graduate programs; for the JD, refer to http://law.missouri.edu/students/ )
  • Law, Dispute Resolution (LLM)
  • Law and Conflict Resolution (graduate minor for Journalism doctoral students only)
  • Learning, Teaching and Curriculum
    • Emphasis:  Art Education (M Ed, PhD)
    • Emphasis:  Business and Marketing * (M Ed)
    • Emphasis:  English Education * (M Ed, PhD)
    • Emphasis:  Early Childhood Education * (M Ed, PhD)
    • Emphasis:  Elementary Education (M Ed, EdD, PhD)
    • Emphasis:  Learning and Instruction * (M Ed)
    • Emphasis:  Mathematics Education (M Ed, EdSp, PhD)
    • Emphasis:  Music Education (MA, M Ed, EdSp, PhD)
    • Emphasis:  Reading Education (M Ed, EdSp, EdD, PhD)
    • Emphasis:  Science Education (M Ed, EdSp, PhD)
    • Emphasis:  Social Studies Education * (M Ed, PhD)
  • Library Science  – see Information Science & Learning Technologies
  • Linguistics (graduate minor)

    N

  • Neuroscience Interdisciplinary Program (MS, PhD)
  • Nuclear Engineering (PhD)
    • Emphasis: Health Physics (MS)
    • Emphasis: Medical Physics (MS)
  • Nursing * (PhD) †
    • Adult Health Clinical Nurse Specialist (MS, DNP)
    • Adult Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (MS)
    • Advanced Public Health Nurse (MS)
    • Advanced Public Health/School health Nurse (MS)
    • Family Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (MS, DNP)
    • Family Nurse Practitioner (MS, DNP)
    • Leadership in Nursing and Healthcare Systems (MS)
    • Nurse Educator (MS)
    • Pediatric Clinical Nurse Specialist (MS, DNP)
    • Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (MS, DNP)
  • Nutrition and Exercise Physiology

    S

  • Social Work (MSW, PhD)
  • Sociology (PhD)
  • Soil, Environmental & Atmospheric Sciences (MS, PhD)
  • Spanish (MA) - see Romance Languages & Literatures
  • Special Education
    • Emphasis: Administration and Supervision (EdD, PhD)
    • Emphasis: Behavioral Disorders (MA, MEd, PhD)
    • Emphasis: Developmental Disabilities (Mental Retardation) (MEd, PhD)
    • Emphasis: General (Cross Categorical) (MA, MEd, EdSp, EdD)
    • Emphasis Area: Early Childhood Special Education (MA, MEd, EdD, PhD)
    • Emphasis: Learning and Instruction (MEd)
    • Emphasis: Learning Disabilities (MEd, EdD, PhD)
  • Statistics (MA, PhD)
    • Biostatistics (MA)
  • Statistics (graduate minor)

    V

  • Veterinary Biomedical Sciences – see Biomedical Sciences MS degrees with Emphasis Areas
  • Veterinary Pathobiology (PhD) – see Pathobiology Area Program
  • Veterinary Medicine (for DVM, see College of Veterinary Medicine)

* Asterisk denotes that online courses are available for this degree. See Mizzou Online

Unlike the Master's and DNP degree programs, the Nursing Ph.D. program does not have emphasis areas.

Definition of Graduate and Professional Degrees @ Mizzou (click here)

Dual master's degreesin select cooperating programs, two master’s degrees may be pursued simultaneously, with some coursework in common. The student must be eligible and admitted into both degree programs.

Joint graduate/professional degreesin select cooperating programs, a graduate student may concurrently pursue course work in a professional school (e.g., law, vet med, medicine). Examples include the MD/PhD and MS/JD.  The student must be eligible and admitted into both degree programs.

DVM – Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. In some programs, the DVM may be offered as a dual degree.

EdD – Doctor of Education

EdSp – Education Specialist

JD – Juris Doctor or Doctor of Jurisprudence (law). In some programs, the JD may be offered as a dual degree.

LL.M – Master of Laws

MA – Master of Arts

MD  - Medical Doctorate. In some programs, the MD may be offered as a dual degree.

MEd – Master of Education

MS  - Master of Science

M (any other combination). The first “M” indicates a master’s degree. The letter(s) following the M represent a discipline or degree area. For example, M Acc is Master of Accountancy.

PhD – Doctor of Philosophy

post - means following. For example, post-master’s indicates that a student must first earn a master’s degree.

 

JOINT DEGREE OPTIONS FOR GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL STUDENTS:
Some disciplines also offer a joint graduate-professional degree, such as the MPH-DVM, JD-PhD, or the MD-PhD. For information on joint degree options, please refer to your program area of interest and the MU Schools of Law, Medicine and Veterinary Medicine.

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