Graduate Programs

This program is focused on preparing students to demonstrate in-depth knowledge and mastery of mathematics, its methods and mathematics.

The Department of Physics prepares graduate students with the skills and experience to perform scientific research in physics with emphasis on the practical applications of theoretical and fundamental physical concepts and experimental studies of the current technological and environmental problems.

The Clark Atlanta University Department of Political Science offers both the Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees, the only private HBCU to do so.

The program prepare students with skills necessary to communicate, in written and oral formats, significant issues, scholarly works and practices in Political Science to multiple audiences.

Enshrined in the Department’s official purpose is its desire to tailor its program to uphold the virtues of the public service, in terms of producing students whose performance would be governed by fundamental public service tenets, in term of efficient and effective delivery of public services, which is undergirded by the values of public trust, honesty, accountability and ethical conduct.

The Master of Arts Degree in School Counseling prepares candidates for school counseling positions in public, private, charter and faith-based schools.

The School of Social Work has an extraordinary heritage that began with Forrester Blanchard Washington, the third Director of the School.

Building on the tradition of W. E. B. DuBois, the Master of Arts Degree in Sociology offers students research experiences for furthering their education through doctoral programs and for preparation to pursue research.

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