General Master’s Degree Program Structure    
Graduate programs are generally structured in similar fashion. In addition to a required research methodology course, each major consists of “core” and “major” courses. Core courses are required and are designed to provide the theoretical underpinning for future work. Major courses allow students to make choices depending on his or her professional and personal goals. Within the major courses, students may have an opportunity to specify a concentration which offers a choice of classes within the academic discipline allowing students to focus on specific areas of interest (e.g., Logistics, Terrorism, World War II, Ancient Warfare, etc.).  Finally, each student rounds out the program with electives, which vary according to the degree program.

Master of

• Business Administration
• Public Health
• Public Administration

Master of Arts

• Criminal Justice
• Emergency and Disaster Management
• History
• Homeland Security
• Humanities
• Intelligence Studies
• International Relations and Conflict Resolution  
• Management
• Military History
• Military Studies
• National Security Studies
• Political Science
• Security Management
• Transportation and Logistics Management

Master of Education

• Administration and Supervision
• Guidance and Counseling
• Teaching - Elementary Education
• Teaching - Gifted Education
• Teaching - Instructional Leadership
• Teaching - Reading and Literacy
• Teaching - Secondary Social Studies 
• Teaching - Special Education
• Teaching - Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages

Master of Science

• Environmental Policy and Management
• Space Studies
• Sports Management