UHM Graduate Studies - Graduate Programs

Alphabetical List of Graduate Programs

accounting
American studies
animal sciences
anthropology
art/art history
Asian studies
astronomy
biological engineering
botany
business administration
cell and molecular biology
chemistry
Chinese
Chinese studies
civil and environmental engineering
clinical research
clinical psychology
communication
communication and information sciences
communication sciences and disorders
computer science
conflict resolution
counseling and guidance (Contact graduate program before applying.)
curriculum studies
dance
developmental and reproductive biology
disability and diversity studies
disaster preparedness emergency management
early childhood education (Contact graduate program before applying.)
ecology, evolution and conservation biology
economics
education
educational administration
educational foundations
educational psychology
educational technology
electrical engineering
English
entomology
epidemiology
entrepreneurship
financial engineering
food science
French
geography
geology and geophysics
gerontology
global health and population studies
Hawaiian
Hawaiian studies
history
historic preservation
human resource management (Contact graduate program before applying.)
international cultural studies

international management
Japanese
Japanese studies
kinesiology and rehabilitation science
Korean
Korean studies
library and information science
linguistics
marine biology
mathematics
mechanical engineering
meteorology
microbiology
molecular biosciences and bioengineering
museum studies
music
natural resources and environmental management
nursing
nutrition
ocean and resources engineering
ocean policy
oceanography
Pacific Islands studies
Philippine studies
philosophy
physics
planning studies
political science
psychology
public administration
public health
public policy
religion
resource management
second language studies
secondary education
social welfare
social work
sociology
South Asian studies
Southeast Asian studies
Spanish
special education
speech
teaching
telecommunications and entrepreneurship
telecommunications and information resource management
theatre
travel industry management
tropical medicine
tropical plant and soil sciences
tropical plant pathology
urban and regional planning
women's studies
zoology

Master's Degree Programs

accounting
American studies
animal sciences
anthropology
art/art history
Asian studies
astronomy
biological engineering
botany
business administration
cell and molecular biology
chemistry
Chinese
civil and environmental engineering
clinical research
communication
communication sciences and disorders
computer science
counseling and guidance (Contact graduate program before applying.)
curriculum studies
dance
developmental and reproductive biology
economics
early childhood education (Contact graduate program before applying.)
educational administration
educational foundations
educational psychology
educational technology
electrical engineering
English
entomology
financial engineering
food science
French
geography
geology and geophysics
Hawaiian
Hawaiian studies
history

human resource management (Contact graduate program before applying.)
kinesiology and rehabilitation science
Japanese
library and information science
linguistics
mathematics
mechanical engineering
meteorology
microbiology
molecular biosciences and bioengineering
music
natural resources and environmental management
nursing
nutrition
ocean and resources engineering
oceanography
Pacific Islands studies
philosophy
physics
political science
psychology
public administration
public health
religion
second language studies
social work
sociology
Spanish
special education
speech
teaching
theatre
travel industry management
tropical medicine
tropical plant and soil sciences
tropical plant pathology
urban and regional planning
zoology

Doctoral Degree Programs

American studies
anthropology
astronomy
botany
cell and molecular biology
chemistry
Chinese
civil and environmental engineering
communication and information sciences
computer science
developmental and reproductive biology
economics
education
educational psychology
electrical engineering
English
entomology
epidemiology
geography
geology and geophysics
history
international management
Japanese
Korean
linguistics

mathematics
mechanical engineering
meteorology
microbiology
molecular biosciences and bioengineering
music
natural resources and environmental management
nursing
nutrition
ocean and resources engineering
oceanography
philosophy
physics
political science
psychology
second language studies
social welfare
sociology
theatre
tropical medicine
tropical plant and soil sciences
tropical plant pathology
urban and regional planning
zoology

Certificate Programs

Chinese studies
clinical psychology
conflict resolution
disability and diversity studies
disaster preparedness emergency management
entrepreneurship
gerontology
global health and population studies
historic preservation
international cultural studies
Japanese studies
Korean studies
library and information science
museum studies
nursing
ocean policy

Pacific Islands studies
Philippine studies
planning studies
public administration
public policy
resource management
second language studies
secondary education
South Asian studies
Southeast Asian studies
special education
telecommunications and entrepreneurship
telecommunications and information resource management
urban and regional planning
women's studies

Special Categories of Graduate Programs

agricultural sciences

Asia and Pacific

biomedical sciences

botanical sciences

environmental studies

information sciences

marine studies

professional degrees

In addition to the professional degrees listed above, the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa also offers degrees in the following fields:

architecture - ArchD
law - JD
medicine - MD

Prospective students interested in pursing professional degrees in these three fields should contact the schools directly for further information:


Architecture University of Hawai'i at Mānoa School of Architecture Architecture 201 2410 Campus Road Honolulu, HI 96822 Tel: (808) 956-7225 Fax: (808) 956-7778 E-mail: arch@hawaii.edu Web: www.arch.hawaii.edu/site/index.php	Law University of Hawai'i at Mānoa William S. Richardson School of Law 2515 Dole Street Honolulu, HI 96822 Tel: (808) 956-3000 Fax: (808) 956-3813 E-mail: lawadm@hawaii.edu Web: www.hawaii.edu/law

Medicine University of Hawai'i at Mānoa John A. Burns School of Medicine 651 Ilalo Street Honolulu, HI 96813-5534 Tel: (808) 692-1000 Fax: (808) 692-1251 E-mail: sizutsu@hawaii.edu Web: jabsom.hawaii.edu/jabsom/

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2009-06-18

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