NMSU offers a wide variety of Graduate Programs for doctoral and master’s degrees, as well as graduate certificates. Programs and courses can be offered as traditional face-to-face, hybrid, and online only. Refer to the Graduate Catalog for the most up to date information regarding degree programs, program delivery, and admissions. The drop down menus below provide an overview of the current programs including contact information and application deadlines.
Special Programs
The master’s accelerated program (MAP) provides an opportunity for academically qualified undergraduate students to begin working on a master’s degree during their junior and senior years while completing a bachelor’s degree. Typically, a bachelor’s degree requires four years to complete and a master’s degree requires an additional two years. The master’s accelerated programs allow students the opportunity to complete a graduate program in an accelerated manner.
Interdisciplinary studies, at New Mexico State University, are intended for individuals specializing in programs that require the integration of more than one discipline to fully engage in the field of study. The programs provide a mechanism to address emerging scholarship, innovation and research, as well as, allow graduate students to engage in emerging technologies that optimize their education outside the traditional disciplinary boundaries.
