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The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers more than 140 master's, doctoral and certificate programs to prepare our graduates to face the educational, social, scientific and technological changes and challenges of the 21st century.
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Addiction and Substance-Use Related Disorders (Graduate Certificate)
This graduate certificate program provides you with the foundational knowledge necessary to pursue licensure in the field of…
Applied Prevention Science (Graduate Certificate)
Mental illness is one of America's top public health problems, and there is a growing need for a well-trained workforce in…
Communication, MA
The ability to communicate effectively is the skill most associated with professional and personal success and satisfaction.…
English, MA
Through thought-provoking classes in literature, writing, digital literacies, rhetoric, cultural studies, film analysis,…
Family and Human Development, MS
Whether you wish to prepare for a rewarding human services career or enhance it, you can do so with this program that deepens your…
Film and Media Studies, MAS
Complete your degree in two years in a program ideal for working professionals and lifelong learners looking to develop media…
Global Security, MA
History, MA
The flexibility of choosing to study the geographic locations and time periods you are interested in allows you to acquire skills for…
Indigenous Education, MA
Whether you are an experienced educator working in tribal communities or new to exploring the topic, the MA in indigenous…
Political Psychology, MA
Learn to understand how voters think about politics and the response to political information, and how to effectively organize…
Sociology, MA
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, MTESOL
Prepare for your dream job teaching English anywhere in the world. In this flexible program, you'll work closely with expert…
World War II Studies, MA
ASU faculty, historians of the National WWII Museum and unique archival resources provide you with an in-depth understanding of…