These programs are 12-course programs with a comprehensive examination, thesis option or applied research project at the end of all course work. Objectives and requirements for each degree program are outlined in the section that follows. General Master’s Degree Program Structure
Graduate programs are generally structured in similar fashion. In addition to a required research methodology course, each major consists of “core” and “major” courses. Core courses are required and are designed to provide the theoretical underpinning for future work. Major courses allow students to make choices depending on his or her professional and personal goals. Within the major courses, students may have an opportunity to specify a concentration which offers a choice of classes within the academic discipline allowing students to focus on specific areas of interest (e.g., Logistics, Terrorism, World War II, Ancient Warfare, etc.). Finally, each student rounds out the program with electives, which vary according to the degree program. - Master of Arts in Criminal Justice
- Master of Arts in Emergency and Disaster Management
- Master of Arts in History
- Master of Arts in Homeland Security
- Master of Arts in Humanities
- Master of Arts in Intelligence Studies
- Master of Arts in International Relations and Conflict Resolution
- Master of Arts in Management
- Master of Arts in Military History
- Master of Arts in Military Studies
- Master of Arts in National Security Studies
- Master of Arts in Political Science
- Master of Arts in Public Administration
- Master of Arts in Security Management
- Master of Arts in Transportation and Logistics Management
- Master of Business Administration
- Master of Education: Administration and Supervision
- Master of Education: Guidance and Counseling
- Master of Education: Teaching - Instructional Leadership
- Master of Public Health
- Master of Science in Environmental Policy and Management
- Master of Science in Space Studies
- Master of Science in Sports Management
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