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Academics & Degrees
Known for excellence, our faculty work with graduate students to advance academic knowledge, push scientific boundaries and expand industry capabilities.
UNT is a student-focused public research university offering 97 bachelor's, 81 master's and 35 doctoral degrees in 12 colleges and schools. Our graduate programs are widely recognized and rated among the best in the nation:
- Internationally regarded programs in Biological Sciences, Business, Chemistry, Engineering Technology, Fine Arts and Political Science
- An Environmental Philosophy program recognized as the best in the world by the International Association for Environmental Philosophy
- One of the nation's best Music colleges and an internationally renowned Jazz Studies program
- A Health Informatics (health librarianship) track ranked third in the nation and a School Library Media track ranked 11th in the nation by U.S. News & World Report
- The state's best Public Administration (city management/urban policy) master's program, ranked eighth nationally by U.S. News & World Report
Succeed with a choice of graduate degree programs
A student-focused public research university, UNT is dedicated to providing an excellent educational experience.
Our faculty and graduate students work together to advance knowledge, push boundaries and achieve success.
“The quality here is high. I say that because all the students I know have at least one or even multiple job offers as they are finishing the program. That is a good indicator of success.”
- Phillip Davis, Ph.D. student
in Management
New Accelerated Online Master's Programs
UNT is announcing an exciting new delivery method that is flexible, convenient, affordable and 100 percent online. Classes are offered in eight-week sessions so that you can fit them into your busy schedule and finish quickly. Five start dates are available each year — January, March, June, August, October — and the courses are taught by UNT faculty known for their experience and expertise in their fields.
Two programs are under way and more will be added soon.
Graduate academic certificates
In addition to master's and doctoral degrees, UNT offers many graduate academic certificate (GAC) programs that can help you enhance your job skills, pursue a different career path or simply explore new topics of interest. These programs are taught by UNT graduate faculty, composed of graduate-level credit courses and documented on official transcripts. The number of credit hours required varies; the average is 12 hours.
Certificate programs are available in many different areas:
- Art
- Business
- Counseling
- Education
- Ethics
- Library Sciences
- Technology