American Studies |
Customize a program of study integrating American literature, politics and history,
and investigate the authentic understanding of human nature, political order and justice
shared by America's founders. Gain distinctive preparation for a career in teaching,
public policy or research.
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Art (MFA) |
The graduate program in studio art seeks to provide the self-motivated student with
the tools needed to meet the demands required of the professional working artist.
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Accounting |
Emphasizing principled leadership, this 33-credit-hour program provides accounting
professionals with the foundation necessary to excel in today’s financial environment
that compels high quality reporting and transparency.
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Business Administration (MBA) |
Whether building a company or working as a business professional, this 30-credit-hour
program prepares students to advance their careers by developing the skills necessary
to excel in a corporate environment.
For those considering a specialization, Concentrations in Accounting, Business Analytics,
Cybersecurity, Finance, Healthcare Analytics, Technology Management, Marketing, Strategic
Leadership, and Supply Chain Management is offered for an additional 9 to 12 credit
hours.
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Business Analytics |
The MS in Business Analytics is a 33-credit-hour STEM designated degree program that
prepares results-driven individuals to influence strategy, processes, and decision-making
by exploring relationships through data analysis.
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Catechetical Ministry |
The master's degree in catechetical ministry is specifically designed for those who
would like to serve as directors of adult formation, parish catechetical leaders or
directors of children's formation, directors of RCIA, Catholic school teachers or
administrators.
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Catholic School Leadership |
Whether seeking to be a principal, president or administrator at the elementary, secondary
or diocesan levels, you will deepen your knowledge of the Catholic tradition and gain
practical, experience-based skills for leadership in Catholic schools through the
Master of Catholic School Leadership.
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Classics |
Prepare for a teaching career or doctoral work through the rigorous study of Greek
or Latin alongside the analysis of age-old texts. Pursue your well-developed interests
in the humanities with the foundation needed to read the texts of antiquity.
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Classical Education |
Immerse yourself in the classical education ethos afforded by the core curriculum
tradition at University of Dallas, and become conversant with the great works in the
canon of the Western tradition.
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Cybersecurity |
The MS in Cybersecurity master’s program covers the critical topics facing organizations
today, including data protection, legal and compliance, operational and strategic
Cybersecurity management, penetration testing, and digital forensics. This 30-credit-hour
program is STEM designated.
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Cyber Intelligence |
The MS in Cyber Intelligence program specializes in the application of the most sought-after
skills in the key fields of business analytics and cybersecurity. This 42-credit-hour
program is STEM designated.
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English |
The master's program in English emphasizes literary criticism understood as elucidation
of individual works and development of standards of judgment. The atmosphere of study
is set by the understanding that poetry offers reliable access to a wisdom, which,
although perhaps distinct from philosophy, is comparable to philosophy in its breadth
and penetration.
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Finance |
This 33-credit-hour program equips professionals with an intensive education in investments
and corporate finance. Finance students gain the knowledge that can help them identify
and measure financial risk, develop strategies to mitigate it, and assess a company’s
financial strategy and decisions.
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Financial Analytics |
The MS in Financial Analytics program specializes in the application of data science
in the finance industry. This 42-credit-hour program is STEM designated.
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Humanities |
A wide range of graduate courses are offered by various departments of the University
with the intention of giving you the opportunity to pursue your interests in different
fields without committing to earning a degree in any one field alone, and to encourage
the careful reading of a limited number of primary texts.
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Pastoral Ministry |
The master's degree and graduate certificate in pastoral ministry are designed to
equip those who wish to serve in parishes, dioceses or other ministerial settings
with in-depth theological knowledge and effective pastoral skills.
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Philosophy |
The Master's Program in Philosophy intends to engage students in a serious and thorough
study of the Western philosophic tradition.
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Politics |
The twin missions of the Department of Politics are to teach students to examine politics
from the perspective of political philosophy and to educate its students for leadership
in public affairs. Prepare for a career in law, journalism, business, government,
or teaching through a concentrated course of study in political philosophy and contemporary
politics.
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Psychology |
Offering an array of courses in personality theory, psychodiagnostics, psychotherapy
and health psychology, the master's program provides incisive courses in the history
of psychology, as well as special topics classes ranging from primate studies to projective
techniques.
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Teaching |
The Master of Arts in Teaching focuses on the advancement of teaching as a career
and is exclusively designed to offer current University of Dallas undergraduate students
the opportunity to earn their master's degree in five years, in conjunction with their baccalaureate
studies.
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Theological Studies (MTS) |
The master's degree and graduate certificate in theological studies are designed to
equip you for the practical application of theological knowledge and can be completed
fully online or on campus.
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Theology |
Read core texts, engage in ecumenical seminars and attend theological academic conferences. Share
the gift of a rigorous, faithful and well-founded theological education through a
career in teaching, research or ministry.
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