Programs
The College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters offers five programs at the Master's Level.
The College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters offers five programs at the Master's Level.
These diverse programs are responsive to the changing needs of the community and relevant to the goals of our students and society.
M.S. in Applied and Computational Mathematics
The key components of this evening program involve the integration of applied mathematics, mathematical modeling and numerical analysis.
M.S in Criminology, Law, and Criminal Justice
This program prepares students for research, management and policy positions or continuation into a Ph.D. program.
M.S. in Environmental Science
This is a two-year program designed for students who wish to pursue graduate study on a full or part-time basis so that they can balance professional and personal goals.
M.S. in Clinical Health Psychology
This is a two-year 48-credit program that trains mental health care providers to work in primary care settings, as well as more traditional clinical psychology settings.
Office of Graduate Studies
Phone:
313-583-6321
Fax:
313-436-9156