Graduate Programs

The program prepares students to identify and solve new problems arising in the discipline of Cyber-Physical Systems, and in their chosen specialization in creative and innovative ways.

The Master of Arts Degree in Economics offers the opportunity to engage in the study of contemporary economic issues.

The Department of Curriculum and Instruction offers graduate programs leading to the Master of Arts Degree in Teaching (Broad Field Science and Mathematics) for secondary education and the Master's Degree in Special Education General Curriculum. The Post-Baccalaureate Certification Program in Elementary Education enables students who have undergraduate degrees to prepare for Georgia teacher certification.

The Department of Educational Leadership has a storied history during which it has produced generations of educational leaders for American schools and school districts.

The vision of the Department of English and Modern Languages is to chart a course for English students to engage globally in a variety of professions, including teaching, research, and related technology, all of which are underpinned by expertise in English skills.

Students in the Master of Arts Degrees in French or Spanish pursue the goals of speaking, reading, writing and listening, with emphasis on the traditional model of language, literature, culture and methodology.

he History Program serves as a center for historical study, providing a core base of knowledge of past events and fostering an atmosphere to examine the significance of those events on the human experience.

Graduates are prepared to engage in interdisciplinary research that addresses human concerns and their solutions.

The Master of Science degree in Industrial Chemistry is for those students who wish to work in a company environment while pursuing the Master of Science Degree in Industrial Chemistry.

The program seeks to increase the number of African-American and other underrepresented ethnic minority social work leaders at the doctoral level.