Students studying anatomical science gain a deep understanding of human and mammalian structure and function at both the gross and cellular levels. This degree is particularly valuable for those attempting to qualify for professional programs such as medical or dental school. In addition, students interested in teaching anatomy will find value from a degree in anatomical sciences.

Grow your academic and technical skills in anthropology and archaeology with this in-depth program. Students will attain both theoretical and hands-on training through classroom, lab, and field experiences, then conduct a unique scientific study that culminates in a thesis project. This program is intended for students planning to become a professional archaeologist or go on to doctoral study. Two concentrations are available: Archaeology and Bioarchaeology.

Gain the critical thinking and research skills needed in today's ever-changing world. This degree emphasizes the application of social science research in solving contemporary social problems. Students select one of three concentrations: Community Leadership, an excellent foundation for nonprofit management; Applied Research & Evaluation, focusing on the qualitative and quantitative skills needed for data analysis; and Teaching College Sociology, preparing students as post-secondary instructors.

Open your teaching possibilities! This MA has only one required course, so students can design a program that matches their career ambitions—in education teaching dual credit, writing, publication, literary criticism, and more. Both thesis (creative and literary) and non-thesis options are available depending on individual goals. Classes meet during the day, evening, and online, allowing students to work full time while attending school. Graduates have a strong track record of acceptance to reputable MFA and PhD programs.

Learn the significance of past events that can shape future thinking. With a strong focus in U.S. history, students have the freedom to explore various topics and classes while fulfilling the degree requirements. In addition to core history courses, students may take electives from related disciplines to broaden their experience. This program provides excellent preparation for a doctoral degree, entering politics or public service, or teaching dual credit at the high school level, and it is also suited simply for those with a passion for history. Thesis and non-thesis options are available.

Learn the intricacies of human biology with this renowned program. No other biology master's program in the nation involves students in this level of forensic studies. Class sizes are small and meet in UIndy's Archeology & Forensics Lab, Molecular Anthropology Lab, and Human Gross Anatomy Lab. Opportunities for fieldwork often begin in the first semester, depending on a student's area of specialization—ranging from human variation to trauma analysis. A typical student is in residence for three years.

Gain an insightful perspective on world affairs. As the only program of its type in Indiana, it provides a unique education in the relative political and economic power of states, the role of regional and international organizations, and the existence and resolution of international conflict. There are numerous opportunities for international study thanks to UIndy's global partnerships, and Indianapolis offers many internship opportunities within the field of international relations. Graduate students have gone on to work in diverse areas, including government agencies, nonprofit organizations, multinational corporations, and academia.

Developing, managing, and nurturing a reputation or brand using public relations requires a dynamic set of skills. It's storytelling at its very best. Public relations is a creative, progressive, and strategic discipline that, when practiced with great social care and responsibility, can help shape public perception. Are you ready to acquire new knowledge and skills to advance your career? Start shaping your narrative with a Master of Arts in Public Relations from UIndy.

Put your talent to work. Social Practice Art provides another avenue for students with an undergraduate degree in the arts in which to share their already established skills and talents with the community. Students will gain hands-on experience through the actual practice of site-specific, public work in preparation for a future artistic practice/career in art that engages people and communities.

Inspire your creativity with a degree that prepares students for teaching, working as an artist, and future advancement in an MFA program. Students develop the capacity to work independently and make effective artistic judgments thanks to the resources offered by the program—namely dedicated studio space and a community of experienced practitioners. This program emphasizes the development of student's individual stylistic approaches in one of seven concentrations: Animation Illustration, Ceramics, Drawing, Digital Photography, Painting, Printmaking, and Sculpture.