Our Degrees

This two-year program offers opportunities to work closely with faculty in Art History and other disciplines.

The School of Education offers a combined program to earn a teaching credential and a Master of Arts degree.

Our Ph.D. program critically engages students in contemporary issues that impact education research, policy and practice.

This educational leadership program integrates educational theory, proven practice, and leadership competencies into a real-world, problem-based curriculum.

Students gain advanced knowledge of literature from the British Middle Ages and colonial America to global/postcolonial and U.S.

Students gain advanced knowledge of structural/theoretical linguistics, second language acquisition and development, bilingualism and multilingualism, and formal and descriptive linguistics.

The Native American Studies Graduate Group’s interdisciplinary and hemispheric approach includes attention to the increasing diaspora of indigenous peoples throughout the Americas, and calls upon t

Composed of four clusters of interest – interactive medias, cultures/ecologies, text/history, and embodiments – the Performance Studies Graduate Group engages students in ways of thinking about per

The graduate program in philosophy is a small, collegial, and supportive program with a largely analytic orientation.

The program offers advanced opportunities in the study of religion.