University of St Thomas (MN)

Accounting

The accounting major within the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration prepares students for careers in accounting and meets Minnesota education requirements toward CPA licensure.

Actuarial Science

The Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science prepares students for careers as actuaries by combining mathematics, statistics, finance and economics to measure and manage risk.

Advanced Manufacturing

The Graduate Certificate in Advanced Manufacturing trains you in using industry-standard software to simulate and solve common manufacturing problems in machining, materials, automated processes and statistical quality control.

Advanced Professional Studies

The Graduate Certificate in Advanced Professional Studies is designed for working professionals to continue their graduate level education. It is a post-masters, part-time, 12-credit program of stand-alone Graduate Business credits approved by a program advisor and Associate Dean.

Art History

The art history major studies works of art and visual culture within their historical, cultural and social contexts.

Art History and Visual Culture

The Master of Arts in Art History and Visual Culture program prepares graduate students for the demands of independent research in art history and to present their results in a variety of public and scholarly venues. It emphasizes an inclusive perspective encompassing a range of media and global cultures and a contextual approach to art. Requires 11 courses plus the qualifying paper sequence (36 credits total).

Artificial Intelligence

The M.S. in Artificial Intelligence equips students with the expertise to design and develop cutting-edge AI systems. Students learn advanced machine learning techniques, natural language processing, and computer vision, gaining proficiency in algorithm development and model optimization.

Artificial Intelligence Foundations

The Graduate Certificate in AI Foundations provides a foundational understanding of artificial intelligence, exploring essential principles, algorithms, and their practical applications. Students gain a comprehensive grasp of AI theories and methodologies.

Artificial Intelligence Leadership

The Master of Arts in Artificial Intelligence Leadership (MAIL) prepares non-technical professionals with a strong grounding in the foundations, ethics, and potential of artificial intelligence to work alongside AI engineers and developers and to earn AI-specific leadership positions. Consists of ten 3-credit courses (30 credits) delivered online and asynchronously.

Autism Spectrum Disorders

Certificate in Autism Spectrum Disorders offered by the Department of Special Education.

Big Data

The Graduate Certificate in Big Data was created in response to the growing demand for professionals who have the analytic skills and ability to understand and manage massive data sets that organizations capture, store, search, share, visualize and analyze across all sectors.

Biochemistry

The biochemistry major integrates biology and chemistry to study the molecular basis of living systems, preparing students for graduate study and health professions.

Biology (B.A.)

The Bachelor of Arts in biology offers a broad foundation in the life sciences with flexibility to pair biology with other interests.

Biology (B.S.)

The Bachelor of Science in biology provides a rigorous, science-intensive foundation in the life sciences for students preparing for graduate or professional study.

Biology of Global Health

The biology of global health major examines the biological, environmental and social dimensions of human health across global populations.

Business Administration

The MBA provides breadth of knowledge through core courses making up half of the curriculum, with electives allowing students to customize their coursework. Offered in multiple formats including Part Time Flex/Online and the cohort-based Executive MBA for experienced managers and leaders.

Business Administration

The Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration (general business) provides a flexible, generalist business degree built on the common business core.

Business Analysis

Designed for professionals seeking to advance or change careers as business analysts, systems analysts, project managers, software engineers, or quality assurance analysts. The program focuses on both the technical and managerial aspects of software development required for successful business analysts.

Business Analytics

The Graduate Certificate in Business Analytics is designed to meet the growing need for analysts and the analytics skillset in the marketplace. It is a part-time, 12-credit program.

Business Analytics

The Master of Science in Business Analytics is designed to meet the growing need for analysts and the analytics skillset in the marketplace. The MSBA is a part-time, 30-credit program for students seeking to enhance their analytics skills or transition into the analytics field.

Business Communication

The business communication major combines business fundamentals with professional communication skills for corporate and marketing communication roles.

Business in a Digital World

A 12-credit certificate that complements a student's major by building foundational knowledge in emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain and virtual reality.

Catholic Studies

The Master of Arts in Catholic Studies is an advanced, interdisciplinary course of study providing a comprehensive understanding of Catholicism and the Catholic intellectual tradition. The degree requires 10 courses (30 credits) and one master's essay (3 credits), for a total of 33 credits.

Catholic Studies

The Catholic studies major explores the Catholic intellectual, cultural and theological tradition across disciplines.

Chemistry (B.A.)

The Bachelor of Arts in chemistry offers a foundation in the chemical sciences with greater flexibility for combining chemistry with other fields.

Chemistry (B.S.)

The Bachelor of Science in chemistry provides an ACS-oriented, laboratory-intensive foundation in the chemical sciences, including an optional biochemistry concentration.

Civil Engineering

The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering is an ABET-accredited program covering structural, transportation, water resources and environmental engineering.

Classics

The classics major studies the languages, literature and cultures of ancient Greece and Rome through either a culture track or a language track.

Communication Studies

The communication studies major examines how people create meaning and influence one another across interpersonal, organizational and public contexts.

Computer Engineering

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering integrates electrical engineering and computer science, focusing on hardware, software and embedded systems.

Computer Science

The Bachelor of Science in computer science develops skills in programming, algorithms, systems and theory for careers in computing and software.

Counseling Psychology

Counseling Psychology is a master's degree program offered at University of St Thomas (MN).

Counseling Psychology

Counseling Psychology is a professional doctoral degree program offered at University of St Thomas (MN).

Creative Writing and Publishing

The Master of Arts in Creative Writing & Publishing requires 30 credits total, including introduction to creative writing and publishing, four creative writing workshops, identity and power, three English electives, and the Master's Project.

Criminal Justice

The criminal justice major studies crime, law, and the institutions of justice from a social science and social justice perspective.

Data Analytics

The Graduate Certificate in Data Analytics uses industry-standard software in practical applications to turn raw data into insights that help organizations make better decisions. Students learn how to manage and manipulate data, create data visualizations, and make strategic data-driven recommendations.

Data Analytics

The data analytics major combines statistics, computing and a chosen application domain to prepare students to gather, analyze and communicate insights from data.

Data Science

The M.S. in Data Science prepares students to pursue careers in the high-growth and in-demand field of data science. It combines in-depth understanding with hands-on skills, technologies, techniques, and analysis tools for data science.

Data Science

The data science major integrates statistics, mathematics and computer science to build, evaluate and deploy data-driven models.

Digital Experience

The Graduate Certificate in Digital Experience is designed to explore digital marketing strategy and analytics, digital marketing platforms and channels, and website design and development. It is a part-time, 12-13.5 credit program.

Digital Media Arts

The digital media arts major combines media production and media design, blending creative and technical skills in emerging media.

Digital Transformation

This graduate certificate prepares individuals to meet the growing demand from information technology industries for professionals skilled in Digital Transformation. The curriculum covers software engineering concepts and the engineering and design of IT infrastructure, focusing on cloud-scale distributed systems and modern DevOps practices.

Diversity Leadership

The Master of Arts in Diversity Leadership is a mission-driven program that develops DEI skills enriched by quality instruction in the humanities. The 2-year, part-time, online program requires the completion of 30 credits (12 courses of 2.5 credits), with three required courses and nine electives across three interdisciplinary areas.

Economics (B.A.)

The Bachelor of Arts in economics studies how individuals, firms and societies allocate scarce resources, with flexibility to combine economics with other fields.

Economics (B.S.)

The Bachelor of Science in economics offers a more quantitative and mathematically rigorous approach to economic analysis.

Educational Leadership and Administration

Master of Arts in Educational Leadership and Administration. Students complete required core courses plus nine elective credits from one program track.

Educational Leadership and Administration

Education Specialist in Educational Leadership and Administration. Students complete core leadership courses and may pursue school administrator licensure options.

Educational Leadership and Learning (Doctorate)

The Doctorate in Educational Leadership and Learning with a Concentration in Music Education immerses students in the reflective practice of leadership over a three-year period. The degree consists of 66 total credits encompassing core courses, research, collateral, a music education concentration, electives, and dissertation.

Educational Leadership and Learning (Ed.D.)

Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership and Learning offered by the Department of Educational Leadership. The program includes required core research and leadership courses plus concentration or program track electives, culminating in a dissertation.

Educational Studies

Master of Arts in Educational Studies for licensed teachers. Students complete required core courses plus one of several concentrations.

Electrical and Computer Engineering

The Master of Science degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering is a hands-on, industry-oriented and career-focused graduate program that blends theory and research with practical engineering fundamentals. Students focus their study by choosing one of four concentration areas: Power Systems, Electrification and Sustainability, Embedded and Intelligent Systems, and Circuits, Signals and Systems.

Electrical Engineering

The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering is an ABET-accredited program covering circuits, electronics, signal processing, control systems and electromagnetics.

Elementary Education

The elementary education major leads to Minnesota licensure to teach grades K-6, combining education coursework, content preparation and clinical practice.

Emergency and Disaster Management

The Emergency and Disaster Management Program equips students with the knowledge, skills, and abilities to respond to, mitigate, and manage emergencies and disasters. This part-time, online program requires the completion of 30 credits, or ten 3-credit courses.

Engineering Education

Certificate in Engineering Education, a joint program with the School of Engineering. Can be taken as part of the MA in Educational Studies.

Engineering Education: Engineering for Educators

A collaboration between the School of Engineering and the School of Education, this certificate is designed for in-service PK-12 educators who want hands-on experience in STEM education with engineering. It is a rigorous introduction to integrated STEM engineering content, with an emphasis on applying the material in PK-12 classrooms.

Engineering Leadership

The Engineering Leadership Certificate is designed to meet the needs of those wanting to improve their skills to effectively lead, mentor, and manage people in technologically oriented organizations. It was created for professionals who want to upgrade their skills or take on a new assignment or position.

Engineering Management

The Master of Science degree in Engineering Management empowers those seeking to advance their professional development with leadership roles within technical-centric organizations. It accomplishes this via a combination of core and elective courses designed to be applied directly in real-world business settings.

English

The Master of Arts in English requires successful completion of 9 courses plus the Master's Project sequence (30 credits total), including introduction to graduate studies, critical questions in literary theory, distribution requirements, the master's essay, and electives.

English

The English major offers emphases in literature and writing, creative writing, professional writing and teacher education, developing skills in reading, analysis and written expression.

Entrepreneurship

The entrepreneurship major prepares students to identify opportunities and start or grow ventures, thinking and acting like an entrepreneur.

Environmental Science

The Bachelor of Science in environmental science applies biology, chemistry and geoscience to understanding and addressing environmental problems.

Environmental Studies

The environmental studies major examines the relationships among people and the environment through the social sciences, humanities and natural sciences.

Ethics & Compliance

The online Master of Studies in Law (30 credits) is for those who hold an undergraduate degree and seek a graduate degree specifically tailored to a career in ethics and compliance. The online M.S.L. program follows a preselected curriculum.

Exercise Science

The exercise science major studies human movement, anatomy and physiology, preparing students for careers and graduate study in the health professions.

Family Studies

The family studies major examines families and human development across the lifespan within social, cultural and institutional contexts.

Film Studies

The film studies major examines film history, theory and criticism as an art form and cultural practice.

Financial Management

The financial management major prepares students for careers in corporate finance, investments, banking and financial planning.

Financial Planning and Wealth Management

A 12-credit certificate covering financial planning, investments, insurance, tax, retirement and estate planning.

Financial Technology

A 12-credit certificate covering the use of technology to deliver products and services in banking, investments, insurance and financial services.

French

The French major develops advanced proficiency in the French language and knowledge of Francophone literatures and cultures.

Full Stack Development

The Graduate Certificate in Full Stack Development helps professionals obtain the skills they need to develop full-stack applications. Students learn both front-end and back-end application development, covering foundational programming, software engineering, web application development, and database and server management.

Generative Artificial Intelligence

The Graduate Certificate in Generative AI is designed for professionals aiming to broaden their expertise in the latest artificial intelligence technologies such as Generative AI, ML Ops, and AI Ethics. Participants are expected to come with a prior background in machine learning and AI.

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

An undergraduate credit certificate providing foundational competency in geographic information systems and spatial analysis.

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

The geographic information systems major develops skills in spatial data collection, analysis and mapping using GIS technologies.

Geography

The geography major studies the spatial dimensions of human and physical environments and the relationships between people and places.

Geology (B.A.)

The Bachelor of Arts in geology studies the Earth, its materials and its processes with flexibility to combine geology with other interests.

Geology (B.S.)

The Bachelor of Science in geology offers a science-intensive foundation in Earth science preparing students for graduate study and geoscience careers.

German

The German major develops advanced proficiency in the German language and knowledge of German-speaking literatures and cultures.

Health Care

The Health Care MBA is a 27-month cohort program blending on-campus sessions with distance learning for professionals in the health care field. It adds the knowledge and leadership skills gained in an MBA program to their careers.

Health Promotion and Wellness

The health promotion and wellness major prepares students to design and deliver programs that advance individual and community health and well-being.

Hispanic Cultures, Literature and Linguistics

The Graduate Certificate in Hispanic Cultures, Literature and Linguistics prepares students for the intercultural and linguistic demands of the Spanish-speaking professional world. Program requirements total 18 credits, including a required foundational course plus 15 credits distributed across Hispanic Culture, Literature, and Linguistics areas and an integrative final project.

History

The history major studies the human past across regions and eras, developing skills in research, analysis and interpretation of evidence.

Human Resource Management

The human resource management major prepares students to manage people, talent and organizational effectiveness within businesses.

Information Technology

The M.S. in Information Technology prepares students to lead and innovate in the planning, development, and management of enterprise IT systems. Through a balanced blend of technical expertise and business acumen, students gain hands-on experience with IT infrastructure and organizational information systems.

Innovation, Technology, and Analytics

The Graduate Certificate in Innovation, Technology, and Analytics prepares students to identify problems in fast-changing markets and solve them through data analysis and technology implementation. It is a part-time, 12 credit program.

Instrumental Music Education (K-12)

The Bachelor of Music in instrumental music education prepares students to teach instrumental and classroom music at the K-12 level and pursue Minnesota licensure.

Interfaith Literacy for Health Professionals

The Graduate Certificate in Interfaith Literacy for Health Professionals provides students in healthcare and related fields with knowledge and resources to offer supportive care attentive to religious, spiritual, and worldview needs. It consists of six required courses (12.5 credits) taught over a twelve-month period, delivered online and asynchronously.

International Business

The international business major prepares students to work in global markets, combining business fundamentals with cross-cultural and international competencies.

International Studies

The international studies major is an interdisciplinary program examining global political, economic, cultural and social issues.

Journalism

The journalism major develops reporting, writing and multimedia skills for careers in news and digital media.

Justice and Peace Studies

The justice and peace studies major examines social justice, conflict, leadership and public policy through an interdisciplinary lens.

Law

Full-time J.D. students complete a first-year curriculum of required courses followed by upper-level required courses and electives. Students must complete 88 credit hours and fulfill non-course requirements including the Mentor Externship, experiential learning, an upper-level writing requirement, and 50 hours of public service.

Law and Compliance

The law and compliance major prepares students for business careers involving legal, regulatory and compliance responsibilities.

Lay Ministry

An undergraduate credit certificate in the theology department preparing students for roles in lay ministry through study of theology and pastoral practice.

Leadership and Management

The leadership and management major develops skills in leading, managing and improving organizations.

Leadership in Student Affairs

Master of Arts in Leadership in Student Affairs, preparing professionals for the field of student affairs in higher education, culminating in a capstone.

Learning Technology Leadership and Innovation

Certificate in Learning Technology Leadership and Innovation. Students apply to the LTLI program and complete EDLD 580-583 to be eligible for the certificate.

Liberal Arts

The Dougherty Family College associate of arts degree provides a two-year liberal arts foundation in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and mathematics designed to prepare students to continue toward a bachelor's degree.

Liberal Studies

The liberal studies second major offers an interdisciplinary program of study built on the liberal arts core curriculum.

Management

The Master of Science in Management is designed specifically for non-business students. The MSM is a full-time, 31-credit program for students seeking to leverage their background in liberal arts and STEM fields to accelerate their career in a corporate, small business or non-profit setting.

Manufacturing Engineering

The Master of Science degree in Manufacturing Engineering develops individuals with leadership depth and technical breadth for engineering management positions in a manufacturing or service industry. Coursework focuses on manufacturing engineering problem solving, strategic quality and performance management, and decision making.

Manufacturing Systems

The Manufacturing Systems certificate is designed to meet the needs of those who want a basic understanding of manufacturing systems and methods. It was created for manufacturing professionals who want to upgrade their skills or take on a new assignment or position.

Marketing Management

The marketing management major prepares students to understand consumers and markets and to plan and execute marketing strategy.

Mathematics (B.A.)

The Bachelor of Arts in mathematics develops mathematical reasoning and problem-solving with flexibility to combine mathematics with other fields.

Mathematics (B.S.)

The Bachelor of Science in mathematics offers a more extensive and rigorous mathematics curriculum preparing students for graduate study and technical careers.

Mathematics Education

Certificate in Mathematics Education. Can be taken as part of the MA in Educational Studies.

Mechanical Engineering

The Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering program prepares students to be successful in the broad area of advanced design and analytical skills. This flexible curriculum offers two different degree plans depending on the student's educational background.

Mechanical Engineering

The Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering is an ABET-accredited, applied-engineering program covering mechanics, materials, thermodynamics, design and manufacturing.

Medical Device Development

The Graduate Certificate in Medical Device Development is designed to meet the needs of the rapidly growing medical device industry. It offers applied education in the common areas of medical device development and manufacture.

Middle/Secondary Level and K-12 Education

This education major provides professional preparation for teaching at the middle, secondary or K-12 level and is completed together with a content-area co-major for licensure.

Mission and Culture of Catholic Education

Created for current Catholic school teachers, this certificate offers formation in both the mission and the culture of Catholic education. It requires 5 courses (15 credits) and one Capstone Project (3 credits), for a total of 18 credits.

Museum Studies

The Museum Studies Certificate may be completed independently or jointly with the MA in Art History. Successful completion of 5 courses (15 credits) is required, including core courses with an internship, two electives, and a formal internship presentation. 12 of the 15 credits may also apply toward the M.A. degree.

Music (B.A.)

The Bachelor of Arts in music offers a liberal arts approach to the study of music, combining performance, theory and history.

Music (B.M.)

The Bachelor of Music in performance provides intensive study in applied music, theory and performance for students preparing for professional musical careers.

Music Business

The music business major combines the study of music with business and entrepreneurship, with tracks in music technology, management and sound arts.

Music Education

The Master of Arts in Music Education is a national degree program for practicing music educators combining theory and practice. The curriculum requires 33 semester hours and consists of core courses, a specialized field of concentration (Choral, Instrumental, Diverse Perspectives, Kodaly, Orff Schulwerk, or Piano Pedagogy), and a master's thesis or final project.

Neuroscience

The neuroscience major studies the biological basis of the nervous system and behavior, integrating biology, chemistry and psychology.

Nursing

A 20-month program requiring 56 total credits, including 4 credits in core/concentration.

Nursing

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing prepares students for entry into professional registered nurse practice, integrating natural and social sciences with nursing theory and clinical experience.

Nutrition

The nutrition major studies the role of nutrients and dietary patterns in health and disease across diverse populations.

Operations and Supply Chain Management

The operations and supply chain management major prepares students to design and manage the processes that create and deliver goods and services.

Organizational Ethics and Compliance

A graduate degree program in organizational ethics and compliance offered by the School of Law, governed by its own grading policy alongside the MSL program.

Philosophy

The philosophy major examines fundamental questions about knowledge, reality, ethics and human existence through rigorous reasoning.

Physics (B.A.)

The Bachelor of Arts in physics offers a foundation in physics with greater flexibility to combine it with other academic interests.

Physics (B.S.)

The Bachelor of Science in physics provides a rigorous foundation in classical and modern physics for students preparing for graduate study and technical careers.

Piano Pedagogy

The Certificate in Piano Pedagogy is designed for professional teachers and those wishing to enter the profession who would like to formally pursue studies in piano pedagogy without attaining a graduate degree. Requirements include five piano pedagogy concentration courses, two pedagogy methods courses, at least three semesters of piano lessons, and one semester of supervised teaching.

Political Science

The political science major studies government, politics, public policy and political theory at the domestic and international levels.

Post-Masters Advanced Study

This certificate is available to software professionals who have already obtained a master's degree, offering an opportunity to enhance their expertise through an individually designed course of study. Students complete five graduate software courses, which cannot be applied toward the certificate from a previous master's.

Power Electronics and Systems

The Graduate Certificate in Power Electronics and Systems addresses the penetration of distributed energy resources into the legacy power grid, the aging power workforce, and the advent of the microgrid. Supported by the UST Center for Microgrid Research, it can further evolve into the Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Psychology

The psychology major studies the scientific understanding of behavior and mental processes across the lifespan.

Public Health

The public health major examines population health, epidemiology, health policy and prevention to improve community and global health.

Quality Engineering

The Graduate Certificate in Quality Engineering equips students with the specialized skills needed for process control, testing, and quality assurance, ensuring that products meet customer expectations and regulatory standards. It is designed for professionals seeking to specialize in quality control and process improvement.

Real Estate Studies

The Bachelor of Science in Real Estate Studies offers a multidisciplinary program covering real estate principles, finance, market analysis and development.

Regulatory Science

Designed for those interested in transitioning into the field of Regulatory Science and for regulatory professionals seeking a broader understanding of regulatory requirements. The program covers submissions, clinical studies, quality systems, international submissions, device manufacturing, and combination products.

Risk Management and Insurance

A certificate providing foundational knowledge in the risk management and insurance industry, including life, health and property and casualty insurance.

Social Work

Social Work is a master's degree program offered at University of St Thomas (MN).

Social Work

Students complete 12 courses as a combined group (cohorts). Students in the Education and Leadership Specializations are required to take 3 advanced skills and core courses in the specialization selected, as a separate cohort/group.

Social Work

The accredited social work major prepares generalist social workers through coursework and field placements, leading to eligibility for bachelor's-level licensure.

Sociology

The sociology major studies human social behavior, groups, institutions and inequality using social science research methods.

Software Engineering

The M.S. in Software Engineering prepares students to design, build, and manage modern software systems using industry-relevant tools and techniques. The program emphasizes software design, cloud-based systems, infrastructure automation, and database-driven applications.

Spanish

The Master of Arts in Spanish provides in-depth understanding of Hispanic Cultures, Literatures and Linguistics; Spanish Teaching and Language Pedagogy; and Spanish for the Professions. Program requirements total 30 credits distributed across required areas plus an integrative final project.

Spanish

The Spanish major develops advanced proficiency in the Spanish language and knowledge of Hispanic literatures and cultures.

Special Education

The special education major prepares students to work with individuals with disabilities and provides a foundation toward optional Minnesota special education teaching licensure.

Special Education (M.A.)

Master of Arts in Special Education. Candidates pursuing this degree have already earned a Bachelor's and initial licensure, and earn a master's degree along with an additional or first license in Special Education.

Special Education (M.A.T.)

Master of Arts in Teaching (with initial licensure): Special Education. A total of 30 minimum graduate credits is required, including Standards of Effective Practice, core SPED courses, and licensure courses.

Statistics

The statistics major develops skills in statistical theory, modeling and data analysis for careers in analytics and research.

STEM

The STEM MBA is designed to prepare students to work in highly technical business careers by providing an overall business core curriculum with a focus in business analytics and software engineering. It is a part-time, 45-credit program for professionals seeking to enhance or transition into highly analytical and technical business careers.

Strategic Communication: Advertising and Public Relations

This major prepares students for careers in advertising and public relations, blending strategic communication, marketing and digital media skills.

Strategic Growth

The Graduate Certificate in Strategic Growth teaches strategic planning skills students need to lead companies on a path of sustained growth. It is a part-time, 15-16.5 credit program.

Study of War and Society

An undergraduate credit certificate examining the causes, conduct and consequences of war and its relationship to society.

Supply Chain Management

The Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management dives deep into the intricacies of supply chain networks, examining how they impact the acquisition, production, and delivery of goods and services worldwide. It is a part-time, 12 credit program.

Supply Chain Management

The Master of Science in Supply Chain Management prepares students to work in supply chain, logistics, or business operations. The MSSC is a part-time, 30-credit program for students seeking to enhance their supply chain management skills or transition into the field while preparing for relevant certifications.

Sustainability

The Graduate Certificate in Sustainability is designed to give students the knowledge and skills necessary to lead and manage sustainability initiatives and foster transformational change within organizations. Students learn how to use sustainability assessment tools to measure, manage, verify, and report on their organization's sustainability efforts.

Systems Engineering

The Master of Science degree in Systems Engineering is an applications-oriented program designed to enable a domain-expert engineer to transition to the role of a Systems Engineer. Major emphasis is placed on System Design, Verification & Validation, Simulation, and Project Management.

Teacher Education

Master of Arts in Teaching (with initial licensure): Teacher Education. A total of 30 minimum graduate credits is required across education course blocks, subject-area content, and clinical practice.

Teaching College Art History

This certificate is intended to train Minnesota high school teachers who deliver courses in the College in the Schools program. Successful completion of 6 courses (18 credits) is required, including five courses in core areas and one capstone pedagogy course.

Teaching College English

The Certificate in Teaching College English requires Teaching College English, Introduction to Graduate Studies in English, three English electives (9 credits), and the Master's Project (3 credits).

Teaching World Music

The Certificate in Teaching World Music is designed for professional teachers and those wishing to enter the profession who would like to formally pursue studies in world music pedagogy without attaining a graduate degree. Requirements include six required courses (13 credits), elective courses (4 credits), and a Teaching World Music Capstone (1 credit).

Theology

The theology major studies the Christian and especially Catholic theological tradition, scripture, and religious thought and practice.

Transformational Change and Organization Development

The Graduate Certificate in Transformational Change and Organizational Development is designed to help prepare HR professionals and managers as they grow into key leadership roles within their organization. It is a part-time, 15-16.5 credit program.

U.S. Law

Students in the one-year LL.M. in U.S. Law program at St. Thomas law school are required to take two courses: Lawyering Skills for LL.M. Students (4 credits) and LL.M. Mentor Externship (2 credits). In addition, they can choose six to eight elective courses from the J.D. curriculum (18 credits).

Vocal Music Education (K-12)

The Bachelor of Music in vocal music education prepares students to teach vocal and classroom music at the K-12 level and pursue Minnesota licensure.

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

This interdisciplinary major examines gender and sexuality as they shape culture, society, politics and identity.