At Moritz, you can design your own curriculum that fits your career goals and academic interests. You can select from over 100 courses in major areas of US, transnational and international law to pursue a general curriculum or concentrate in a specialized area of law.

Completion of the Master of Divinity (MDiv) degree and ordination to the priesthood are the normative credentials promoted by the School of Theology of the Pontifical College Josephinum for its seminarians. These credentials are conferred after completing the fourth year of studies in the School of Theology.

American Institute of Alternative Medicine (AIAM) Acupuncture Program is a graduate-level program awarding a Master of Acupuncture degree with advanced academic demands within the full-time curriculum.

Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD) Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts brings together accomplished makers from various disciplinary backgrounds to form a community ready to be challenged as artists, thinkers, and citizens

The Electrical and Computer Engineering graduate program offers degrees leading to either a master of science or doctoral degree in electrical and computer engineering and there are many specializations to choose from. The graduate program prepares students for technical leadership roles in industry, academia and government. The training provides students with a fundamental understanding of engineering sciences so that graduates can develop creative and innovative approaches to the world's important engineering problems. The course work for the master’s program is very flexible to fit the needs of the student. The master’s program has two paths: thesis and non-thesis. The two paths produce identical MS degrees.

The MCCN Master of Science (MS) Program is a dynamic program designed for busy professionals who are ready to expand their knowledge and expertise in nursing to engage in higher-levels of practice and leadership in a variety of health care settings.

The Master of Arts in Theology (hereafter MA) is a first-level graduate degree that can be taken for personal enrichment, preparation for teaching, or preparation for further studies.

Architecture is a highly synthetic discipline that requires a complex mix of cultural awareness, technical expertise, and creative facility. This is architecture’s great draw, and its great challenge. How do we engage a world that is marked by diverse people, ever-changing digital technologies and dynamic ecologies?

The Department of Civil, Environmental and Geodetic Engineering (CEGE) develops the skillful conception, planning, design, construction and operation of facilities that enfold modern life, ranging from smart urban services to intelligent infrastructure to earth observing systems. World population growth and increased environmental concerns have spurred the need for civil, environmental and geodetic engineers. CEGE addresses these societal needs by preparing graduates to contribute to the improvement of infrastructure management and the protection of the environment.