What do humans need?
The human sciences master's program offers interdisciplinary coursework on the fundamental needs of individuals, families, and communities. At Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ, curriculum emphasizes a deeper understanding of human development, behavior and environment.
You'll choose a concentration, customizing your degree plan to match your career goals. Your focus may be on family and consumer sciences, human development and family studies, or interior design.
Shape your future without limits
This program is fully online, which means your classroom can be anywhere. Even better? You’ll still learn from the same faculty members who teach on-campus, gaining expertise from their professional experience and academic knowledge.
Each concentration path within the program offers a thesis or non-thesis route.
Applying to the human sciences master's program
Requirements for admission
To be eligible for consideration into the program, you must:
- meet the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Graduate School requirements
- achieve an undergraduate 2.8 GPA or higher overall
- and be one of the following:
- in your final year of undergraduate work
- holding a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university
- or have 95 or more semester hours of undergraduate work at Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ and be approved as an overlap student.
Ready to complete your application?
To get started, apply to the Graduate School.
See curriculum
Is this fully online?
Yes.
Is the GRE required?
No.
What are my capstone options?
There are two options.
1. Non-thesis track with a comprehensive exam
2. Research thesis
How long will it take?
36-semester-credit hours.
Choose your concentration
You must select an area on human sciences within which you'd like to advance your studies.
Questions?
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