Most students in the College of Social Science pursue the Master of Arts degree, although several other master's degree programs are available through the College.
Requirements for the Degree
A maximum of 8 credits is allowed for thesis research.
Academic Standards
The accumulation of grades below 3.0 (including N grades in the P–N grading system) in more than two courses of three or more credits each removes the student from the degree program; this policy does not apply to courses below the 400 level unless the courses are required for the student's program.
Time Limit
The time limit for completion of the master's degree is six years from the beginning of the first semester in which credit was earned toward the degree.
Other Master's Degrees
Other degrees at the master's level offered by the College are listed below. For a description and summary of the requirements for each degree, consult the section of this catalog devoted to the appropriate department or school. The statements on Academic Standards and Time Limit for the Master of Arts degree also apply to all other master's degrees in the College.
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| Master of International Planning Studies |
School of Planning, Design and Construction |
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| Master of Human Resources |
School of Human Resources and Labor Relations |
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| Master of Science |
Department of Geography, Environment, and Spatial Sciences; School of Criminal Justice |
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Department of Psychology |
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| Master of Public Policy |
Department of Political Science |
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| Master of Social Work |
School of Social Work |
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| Master in Urban and Regional Planning |
School of Planning, Design and Construction |
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Master's Certificates and SpecializationsA list of
certificates and
specializations offered in the College of Social Science is available in
Academic Programs. For a description and summary of the requirements for each certificate or specialization, including the time limit for completion, consult the section of this catalog devoted to each one. The College statements on
Academic Standards also apply to certificates and specializations.