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Graduate Studies in Fine Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

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Graduate Degree Programs

The College of Fine Art, Humanities, & Social Sciences offers students opportunities add to the depth of their knowledge and expertise through its graduate programs.

Please refer to the UMass Lowell Graduate Course Catalog for requirement specific to each degree. Below are the degrees currently being offered.

School of Criminology & Justice Studies

School of Education

History

Music

Psychology

Interdisciplinary

Graduate Certificates

Most graduate certificates are comprised of four courses designed to provide specific knowledge and expertise vital to today's changing and complex needs in the work place. In most cases courses may be applied toward a master's degree program.

The courses to complete the certificate must be completed within a five year period with a minimum 3.0 grade point average, and with no more than 3 credits below B. Courses completed for one certificate may not be used for another certificate.

Please refer to the following subjects in the online Graduate Course Catalog for more details about the application process and course requirements for graduate certificates.


School of Criminology and Justice Studies


Music


Psychology


Interdisciplinary

  • Peace & Conflict Resolution Studies

Student Profiles

Jane El Hachem '22 Peace and Conflict Studies

Jane El Hachem, a former journalist from Lebanon, is earning a master’s degree in Peace and Conflict Studies. Her goal is to help with peace efforts in the Middle East.

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One day, I want to contribute to the peace process in Libya, in Yemen and even in Lebanon, because there’s still conflict there.