UT Tyler College of Arts and Sciences
Graduate Studies
Master Degrees (discipline specific)
- Master of Arts in Communication
- Master of Arts in English
- Master of Arts in History
- Master of Arts in Political Science
- Master of Fine Arts in Studio Art
- Master of Science in Biology
- Master of Science in Criminal Justice
- Master of Science in Math
- Master of Public Administration
Applying for Admission
All students wishing to pursue a graduate degree at UT Tyler, or who wish simply to take graduate courses, must be admitted to graduate study. An application can be picked up in any departmental or college offices, at the Office of Graduate Admissions (ADM 202), or you can download an application from the admissions web site.
Filing a Degree Plan
Each student pursuing a graduate degree in the College of Arts and Sciences is expected to file a degree plan with the academic department during the first semester. This degree plan outlines your program of study and becomes the basis for conferring of the degree when the plan is successfully completed. A student may not graduate without an approved degree plan on file.
The degree plan form, which is available in the academic department, must be completed in consultation with the student's academic adviser and the department chair, and must be approved by the College's Graduate Coordinator. Any changes in the degree plan must be approved by the adviser, department chair and the Graduate Coordinator.