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The College offers graduate programs in social work, biology, music, statistics, American and New England studies, and creative writing. The active researchers, scholars, and artists who comprise its faculty are accessible to students both inside and outside the classroom. Programs concentrate on further development of the skills and knowledge necessary for the discipline and offer a high level of student-faculty interaction.
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The College leads Maine’s public institutions in educating teachers, school administrators, and human resource professionals. We offer a variety of graduate programs at the master’s, post-master’s, and doctoral levels. Innovative programs include the Doctor of Psychology Program (Psy.D.) in school psychology, the only program of its type in northern New England, and the College’s unified teacher education options that lead to teacher certification.
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Graduate and post-graduate programs in the College of Nursing and Health Professions are designed to help accomplished health professionals advance in the workplace. The master’s program prepares nurses as either clinical nurse specialists or as nurse practitioners. The M.S. program also offers a completion program for RNs and an accelerated track for individuals with baccalaureate degrees in other disciplines.
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The School offers graduate programs relating to the application of science and technology to the medical, industrial, educational, and business communities. Graduate studies include computer science, and applied medical sciences with concentrations in toxicology and cancer biology, immunology and infectious diseases, epidemiology, and biotechnology. A collaborative Ph.D. program in biochemistry and molecular biology with the University of Maine is also offered.
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The School offers graduate programs in business administration (M.B.A.) and accounting (M.S.A.). The M.B.A. program partners with Maine’s business community to develop cross-functional business solutions to “real-world” problems. The M.S.A. program is designed for the working professional as well as for those making a career change. Both graduate degree programs accommodate those who want to study on a part-time or full-time basis and encourage student participation in internships and team projects to provide and/or advance real-world experience in a variety of professional settings.
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Whether you want to take a single course, complete a certificate, pursue a graduate degree, or maintain professional credentialing, we offer options to meet your needs.
This certificate, offered by the Health Policy and Management Program in the Muskie School of Public Service, provides individuals from diverse backgrounds with a solid foundation of knowledge and skills in public health, health policy, community health, and epidemiology as well as offering students an opportunity to pursue interests in evaluation, planning, or quality.
The Certificate of Graduate Study in Social Policy Analysis, offered through the Muskie School of Public Service, is designed for social service professionals, children's advocates, teachers, justice system personnel, union and community organizers, policy analysts, policy makers, political activists, planners and others seeking a better understanding of the intersections between economics, social justice theory and social policy analysis.
The Graduate Certificate in Software Systems, offered by the Computer Science Department, provides courses focused in key contemporary software development technologies. Its chief anticipated audience is local computer professionals wishing to extend their expertise.
This certificate includes a set of courses especially designed for educators who are working with youth who have moderate-to-severe disabilities and would like to improve their skills and knowledge in working effectively with these youth. This concentration supports educators who work in both inclusionary and non-inclusionary settings.
