Graduate Concentrations
A graduate concentration constitutes a coherent program of study requiring considerable depth of knowledge. A concentration may refer to a subfield within a discipline, or to an interdepartmental and/or interdisciplinary area of knowledge. Concentrations are included on academic transcripts.
Some concentrations (major-based) are only open to a student majoring in the offering department. Other concentrations (floating) are open to students in a broad range of majors. Both types are listed here, with the eligible programs listed below each concentration.
Acting
Actuarial Science
African American Studies
- African Studies (M.A.)
- Educational Psychology (all, except online degrees)
- History (all)
- Political Science (all)
- Sociology (all)
Analytics
Animal Sciences
Applied Statistics
Astrochemistry
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Child Welfare
Choral Music
Civic Leadership
Crafts
Crop Sciences
Computer Science
Community College Teaching and Learning
Community Studies and Outreach
Design and Technology
Digital Libraries
Educational Administration and Leadership
Ecology, Ethology & Evolution
eLearning
Graphic Design
Greek
Health Care
Higher Education
Human Development and Family Studies
Human Resource Development
Industrial Design
Instrumental Conducting (Band)
Instrumental Conducting (Orch)
Jazz Performance
Latin
Library and Information Science
Medieval Studies
- Architecture (M.Arch., Ph.D.)
- Art History (all)
- Classical Philology (Ph.D.)
- Classics (M.A.)
- Comparative Literature (all)
- English (all)
- French (all)
- German (all)
- History (all)
- Italian (all)
- Landscape Architecture (all)
- Musicology (Ph.D.)
- Philosophy (all)
- Portuguese (all)
- Spanish (all)
- Speech Communication (all)
Mental Health
Metals
Music Composition
Music Theory
Musicology
Painting
Performance and Literature
Photography
Piano Pedagogy
Physiological and Molecular Plant Biology
Policy Economics
School Social Work
Sculpture
Spanish Linguistics
Tax
Taxation
Writing Studies
- Art Education (Ph.D.)
- Art History (Ph.D.)
- Curriculum & Instruction (Ph.D.)
- English (Ph.D.)
- Library and Information Science (Ph.D.)
- Speech Communication (Ph.D.)