Graduate Degree Programs

The graduate programs of study at Montana State University Billings are centered around the activities of educating, serving, and communicating.  Montana State University Billings is committed to ensuring all its graduate students complement the theoretical study of a subject matter with personal investigation and practical application.  A research course is required in all degree programs.

College of Allied Health Professions

Master of Health Administration (M.H.A.)
Master of Science in Athletic Training (M.S.A.T.)
Master of Science in Sport, Recreation and Fitness Management (M.S.S.R.F.M.)
Master of Science in Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling (M.S.R.M.H.C.)

College of Arts and Sciences

Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.)
Master of Science in Psychology (M.S. Psyc.)
Master of Science in Public Relations (M.S.P.R.)

College of Education

Master of Education (M.Ed.) with Options in:

• Curriculum and Instruction K-8
• Early Childhood
• Educational Technology

• Interdisciplinary Studies
  The Interdisciplinary Studies Option permits students to have a certain amount of flexibility with college faculty to design a program in the following departments of the College of Education:
  • Educational Theory and Practice
  • Special Education, Counseling, Reading, and Early Childhood
• Reading
• School Counseling

Master of Science in Special Education (M.S.S.E.) with Options in:

• Advanced Studies
• Generalist

Other Programs

Endorsement Program in School Counseling
Supervisory Endorsement Program
Certificate of Teaching and Learning Online
Doctoral Minor in Special Education (in collaboration with MSU-Bozeman)

College of Professional Studies and Lifelong Learning

Other Programs

Teacher's Institute

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