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April 26, 2020

Public Engagement, Graduate Certificate

Officially approved as: Stand Alone: Yes Total Credit Hours:  12 Certificate description: The educational objectives of the Certificate in Public Engagement program are to teach students how to successfully demonstrate the societal impacts of their research through public engagement activities. Coursework will concentrate on increasing the ability of students to communicate their research and disciplinary area to broad audiences of different ages and different  educational levels. Practice and application of outreach will develop the outreach and engagement plans and “broader impacts” components of the research. The program will also emphasize actual interaction with audiences to…

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April 15, 2020

Atlantic History and Politics, Dual JD/MA Program

The Kinder Institute on Constitutional Democracy and the School of Law offer an integrated program in which students may obtain both an MA degree in Atlantic History & Politics and a JD degree from the School of Law. Although an MA degree in Atlantic History & Politics normally requires one year plus one summer of study, and a JD requires three years, many students will be able to complete the program in three years plus two summers. Students also have the option of completing the program in 3.5 years. Application Procedure Applicants to the Dual Degree Program must…

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March 1, 2020

Statistics, Accelerated Master of Arts

*This program is eligible for the STEM OPT Extension. The program offer a Master of Arts in Statistics, with emphasis areas in Biostatistics and Data Analytics. Admission Criteria Current MU undergraduate students are eligible to apply to this program. To be considered for admission to the accelerated MA program in Statistics, a student must: Required Application Materials For the Graduate School For the Statistics Program…

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Feb. 11, 2020

Journalism, Accelerated Master of Arts

Admission criteria Campus program deadlines Entrance Term Apply by Fall January 1 Spring September 1 *Note: Deadlines are adhered to strictly, and no applicant is considered for admission until all required information is received. Minimum Language Requirements Click here to view the minimum English language proficiency test scores Required Application Materials For the Graduate School For the Journalism Master’s Program Please upload the following application materials into the Graduate School online application:…

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Jan. 26, 2020

Healthcare Project Management, Graduate Certificate

Officially approved as: Stand Alone: Yes Total Credit Hours: 12 Certificate description:The Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Project Management educates healthcare providers and workers in healthcare-specific project management. The certificate provides the cross-professional training needed to enable health and health workers of all levels of medical/health qualification to better manage projects needed to improve care quality and decrease healthcare costs. Beginning with supported Electronic Health Record (EHR) adoption and Meaningful Use and proceeding to value-based reimbursement, the healthcare industry has become increasingly focused on projectized, operational improvements. This focus has exacerbated the need for formally…

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Oct. 3, 2019

Visual Studies, Doctor of Philosophy

Admission Criteria Fall deadline: January 18 The department accepts as candidates for the Ph.D. students who have earned an M.A. or its equivalent in art history, media studies, or related fields of the humanities and social sciences, either from the University of Missouri-Columbia or from an institution recognized by the University. An M.A. thesis is a prerequisite for the Ph.D. in both art history and classical archaeology. The Doctoral Program Committee determines the acceptability of work completed elsewhere. Students completing an M.A. degree in the School of Visual Studies who want to continue for the Ph.D. must…

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Oct. 3, 2019

Visual Studies, Master of Arts

Admission Criteria Fall deadline: January 18 Admission to the department on the graduate level is granted yearly to a small number of candidates who hold recognized BA or MA degrees in art history, media studies, or related fields of the humanities and social sciences. In addition to the 3.0 GPA required by the Graduate School, the department requires: a GPA of 3.3 in the major field and a minimum GRE score (below).  It also encourages applicants to have at least three semesters of a single appropriate foreign language (normally German, French, Italian, or Spanish). Minimum Language Requirements…

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Sep. 8, 2019

Atlantic History and Politics, Master of Arts

Admission criteria Entrance Term Application Deadline Summer Rolling admission with the initial deadline of January 10th Minimum Language Requirements Click here to view the minimum English language proficiency test scores Required Application Materials For the Graduate School For the Atlantic History and Politics Program Please NOTE that no GRE is required.

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Sep. 3, 2019

Medicine, MD-PhD Program

Students interested in an extended research experience during medical school or a career as a physician-scientist may work toward a combined degree through the Tom and Anne Smith MD-PhD Program. Acceptance into the combined degree program requires students to be admitted to and concurrently registered in the MU School of Medicine (SOM) and the Graduate School. Please visit the School of Medicine website to view more information about the MD-PhD program: https://medicine.missouri.edu/admissions/md-phd-program.

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Sep. 2, 2019

Music, Master of Music in Music Education

Application and Admission Information Campus Program Below are application deadlines for the on-campus MM in Music Education program. For more information about the on-campus program, please visit the School of Music website via this link. Entrance Term Application Deadline Fall December 1 Spring Rolling Summer Rolling Online Program Admission into the online program requires that a student must be employed as a school music teacher (any grades, preK-12) by the beginning of their first semester of enrollment in coursework. Below are application deadlines for the online MM in Music Education program. For more…