Master's
Find your intellectual destination with advanced study in the fields of applied science, business and leadership, liberal arts, social good, and healthcare.
A Master’s degree from the University of Chicago represents not just a credential from a leading research university but a gateway to a diverse academic community. For over 125 years, our culture of inquiry and analysis has created breakthroughs across the fields of medicine, applied sciences, policy, business, social work, religion, law, and the liberal arts.
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The Evening Master’s Program is a four quarter, part-time degree designed to help mid-career professionals lead their organizations through complex policy challenges and drive social impact.
Use the latest innovations in machine learning, statistical inference, and large data analysis to engage big questions about our social world.
Understand and use cutting-edge digital tools as you expand your knowledge of digital computing as a cultural activity in its own right.
Explore the history, theology, beliefs, and languages of world religions through a variety of scholarly approaches.
Examine where global concepts of ethics meet the complexities of international politics with the nation's oldest graduate program in international affairs.
Obtain a broad knowledge of the Middle East through intensive language study and maximum interdisciplinary flexibility.
Develop the theoretical foundation and analytical skills needed to take on today's pressing policy challenges.
Get one-on-one faculty mentoring and experience in public policy research and quantitative methods.
Focus in one area or gain broad understanding of the field of religion, from religious traditions to the theories and methods that underpin its study.
Examine the complexity of social problems while developing the capacity to more effectively address social change.
Prepare to be a leader in clinical social work and social administration practice with a program that offers a high level of flexibility.
Prepare to be a leader in clinical social work and social administration practice with a program that offers a high level of flexibility.
The University of Chicago Urban Teacher Education Program prepares teachers to educate the next generation of learners in urban classrooms and communities.
Focus on one discipline or explore interdisciplinary topics that will prepare you for further graduate study or a career in your area of interest.
Develop professional-grade research and writing skills through a structured, flexible curriculum that helps you decide which path is right for you.
Prepare for a career in religious leadership both in traditional ministerial professions and in new and emerging forms of ministry.
Develop the skills and expertise to support a lifetime of art-making while studying the historical context and significance of cultural artifacts.
Immerse yourself in a rigorous, interdisciplinary program focused on applying critical thinking to questions of relevance to professional adults.
Develop the theoretical foundation and analytical skills needed to take on today's pressing policy challenges.
Gain advanced training and the leadership edge using a degree in data science to find insights and solve problems.
Gain knowledge of healthcare industry information systems and the skills to guide large informatics projects in clinical and research settings.
Apply big data to big problems, and prepare yourself for a career at the intersection of public policy and data science.
Get in-depth knowledge of the pillars of computational and applied mathematics, covering physics and data-based modeling, and scientific computing.
Get a deep foundation in computer science and the essential skills required for a successful career in technology.
Level up in quantitative and computational finance, with a modern and multidisciplinary approach to the ever-evolving financial markets.
Learn innovative ways of discovering, disseminating and distributing technical knowledge that will equip you to influence the future of the field.
An opportunity for those with clinical training to dive into research surrounding topical areas of public health.
Gain a comprehensive quantitative education that will prepare you for a career in emerging data-driven fields.
Create a customized program based on your previous experience and goals, choosing courses from departments within the Physical Sciences Division.
Merging real-life crisis scenarios with leading academic research to educate professionals in all aspects of the emergency management lifecycle.