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TUITION & MANDATORY FEES (approximate range based on spring 2012): in-state: $546.50 per credit up to $6,447.50 per semester (full-time); out-of-state: $1,049.25 per credit up to $12,480.50 per semester (full-time).
On scenic Boston Harbor, conveniently close to downtown, UMass Boston presents a wide range of opportunities for graduate study and research in one of the nation?s richest cultural and scientific urban environments.
The University offers more than 80 graduate programs to a widely diverse student population through its Colleges of Education and Human Development, Liberal Arts, Management, Nursing and Health Sciences, Public and Community Service, and Science and Mathematics, as well as the McCormack Graduate School of Policy and Global Studies, and University College. These include BS-to-MS, EdS, MA, MFA, MS, MEd, MBA, PhD, DNP and EdD degree programs, as well as some 30 graduate certificate programs and Certificates of Advanced Graduate Study (CAGS) (see below).
The Healey library facility maintains a collection of more than 600,000 volumes; 25,000 electronic and print journals and newspapers; 30,000 electronic books; 85+ databases and over 2,500 videos, DVDs and films. Through its membership in the Boston Library Consortium, it affords students ready access to college and university libraries throughout the area, as well as the renowned Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute.
Adjacent to the campus are the Massachusetts State Archives and Commonwealth Museum, and the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library, providing further study and research opportunities and other collaborative initiatives. The new Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate and an Integrated Science Center will soon add to the growing cluster of campus structures, further enhancing campus research and study options. A dazzling, state-of-the-art campus center houses student services, student dining, student clubs and organizations, and a range of versatile meeting spaces.
Students can easily find nearby rental properties and/or roommate living situations through the University?s free Housing Referral Service. The campus is readily accessible via Boston?s public transportation system, and has available on-site parking.
DEGREES
D.N.P.: Nursing.
Ed.S.: School Psychology/Education Specialist.
Ed.D.: Education/Higher Education Administration, Education/Leadership in Urban Schools.
M.A.: American Studies, Applied Economics, Applied Linguistics, Applied Sociology, Classics/Applied Linguistics, Classics/Greek-Latin, Classics/Initial Teacher Licensure, Conflict Resolution, Critical & Creative Thinking, English, History, History/Archives, History/Public History, History/Teaching History, Historical Archaeology.
M.B.A.: Business Administration.
M.Ed.: Educational Administration, Teacher Education (Early Childhood, Elementary, Middle, Secondary), Instructional Design, School Counseling, School Psychology, Special Education, Vision Studies/Teacher of the Visually Impaired, Vision Studies/Orientation & Mobility, Vision Studies/Visual Rehabilitation Therapy.
M.F.A. Creative Writing.
M.S.: Accounting, Applied Physics, Biology, Biotechnology & Biomedical Science, Biotechnology/Professional Science, Chemistry, Computer Science, Computer Science/Professional Science, Family Therapy, Mental Health Counseling, Rehabilitation Counseling, Environmental Sciences, Environmental Sciences/Professional Science, Finance, Gerontology, Gerontology/Management of Aging Services, Human Services, Information Technology, International Management, Marine Sciences & Technology, Nursing/Acute?Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist, Nursing/Adult?Gerontological Nurse Practitioner, Nursing/Family Nurse Practitioner, Public Affairs, Public Affairs/International Relations.
Ph.D.: Biology/Environmental Biology, Biology/Molecular, Cellular, and Organismal Biology, Biomedical Engineering/Biotechnology, Business Administration/Organizations & Social Change, Business Administration/Finance (2014), Business Administration/Management Information Systems (2016), Chemistry/Biological Chemistry, Chemistry/Green Chemistry, Chemistry/Inorganic Chemistry, Chemistry/Organic Chemistry, Chemistry/Physical & Analytical Chemistry, Clinical Psychology, Computer Science, Counseling & School Psychology, Developmental & Brain Sciences, Environmental Sciences/Environmental, Earth & Ocean Sciences, Gerontology, Global Governance & Human Security, Marine Science & Technology, Nursing/Health Policy, Public Policy.
CERTIFICATES: Applied Behavioral Analysis of Special Populations, Archives, Biotechnology, Clean Energy & Sustainability, Conflict Resolution, Critical & Creative Thinking at Work, Critical & Creative Thinking/Science in a Changing World, Database Technology, Forensic Services, Geographic Information Systems, Gerontology/Management of Aging Services, Global Post-Disaster Studies, Initial Licensure/Middle-Secondary, Instructional Design, Professional Licensure/Elementary Education, Teaching Writing in Schools; Technology, Learning & Leadership; Vision Rehabilitation Therapy, Vision Studies/Orientation & Mobility, Vision Studies/Teacher of the Visually Impaired, Women in Politics & Public Policy, Women?s Leadership in a Global Perspective.
POST-MASTERS CERTIFICATES: Nurse Educator, Nursing/Adult?Gerontological Nurse Practitioner, Nursing/Family Nursing, Professional Licensure/Elementary Education, Professional Licensure/Middle-Secondary Education.
C.A.G.S.: Counseling, Educational Administration, Educational Administration/Teacher Leadership.
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