The Master of Arts in Latin American Studies degree program allows students to acquire expertise in multiple aspects of Latin America. Building on the dynamic interdisciplinary structure of the School of Arts and Humanities, the program has an integrated curriculum that connects literary, historical, cultural, and visual studies. Students seeking the MA in Latin American Studies may thus elect a professional option or a research option.

The Master of Arts in History of Ideas degree program is designed both for individuals wishing to enhance their knowledge of the history of thought and culture and the skills for studying it and for those intending to pursue a doctorate in a related field. Students concentrate on the study of philosophy and intellectual and cultural history, with a focus on modern Europe and America.

The MA in Arts, Technology, and Emerging Communication (ATEC) cultivates creative practitioners, scholars, and interdisciplinary researchers and is appropriate for candidates who want to advance their education through further study of technology and media or take an initial step toward a Ph.D. in related fields. Students are admitted to one of two pathways in the ATEC MA: (1). Interaction Design; (2). Emerging Media Studies.

The graduate program in literature brings together scholars, creative writers, and translators who share a commitment to transnational and interdisciplinary approaches to literary study and practice. The MA in Literature provides students with a flexible context in which to pursue research across a wide range of literary traditions, critical approaches, and theoretical debates.

History is an interdisciplinary form of study. The Master of Arts in History degree program is designed both for individuals wishing to enhance their knowledge of the past and the skills required to study it and for those intending to pursue a doctorate in a related field. Students seeking the MA in History may thus elect a professional option or a research option.

The Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) in Science Education degree program is designed to enhance the content knowledge and pedagogical content knowledge of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) teachers.

The M.A. in Psychology, Public Health Concentration online degree program at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology® offers students the opportunity to apply the principles, theories, and applications of psychology to various areas in the healthcare field. This public health psychology program includes 21 credit hours of psychological foundational work coupled with 9 credits of public health online courses, as well as 6 credit hours of an applied research project focused on health care. Guided by practitioner faculty with years of experience in the field, students in this M.A. in Psychology, Public Health Concentration degree program will cover a wide range of topics

Visual and Performing Arts is an interdisciplinary program of study. The Master of Arts in Visual and Performing Arts degree program is designed to allow graduates to pursue a career in the arts or arts-related fields, or to continue into doctoral study.

The Master of Arts in Humanities degree program is designed both for individuals wishing to enhance their knowledge and skills and for students intending to pursue a doctorate in a humanistic field. Students may concentrate on one of the three main areas of study: (1). History of Ideas which concentrates on history and philosophy; (2). Literature which concentrates on literature, language, rhetoric, translation studies, and creative writing; (3). Visual and Performing Arts which concentrates on visual and performing arts, art history, and film studies.

The Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies degree is a flexible graduate program that allows you to design academic study around topics of interest to suit your career goals. Through this program, you can combine courses from across the UT Dallas campus or delve into one or more concentration areas.

The University of Texas at Dallas Political Science Masters Program offers advanced instruction in the social science literature and theories about politics, citizenship, governance, and data analysis. Political Science degrees prepare students for public service and government and non-profit organizations and agencies, as well as positions in academe, business, or legislative politics.

The intensive 16-month program is designed as a rigorous, immersive experience for the most motivated students, preparing graduates for top doctoral programs or arts careers. The master’s program introduces students to a global history of art by way of close engagement with artworks held in collections throughout Dallas and Fort Worth.

The MAT in Mathematics Education degree program is designed to enhance the content knowledge and pedagogical content knowledge of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) teachers. The program has a set of core courses that allow students to explore knowledge common to both disciplines.