Northern Arizona University, Graduate College
Northern Arizona University has a student population of 21,352 at its main campus in Flagstaff and at more than 35 sites across the state.
With its solid reputation as a university with all the features of a large institution but with a personal touch, NAU carefully balances teaching, scholarship and service with a faculty and staff dedicated to each students’ success.
Masters:
- Master in Anthropology
- Master in Applied Physics
- Master in Applied Sociology
- Master in Bilingual and Multicultural Education
- Master in Biology
- Master in Chemistry
- Master in Clinical Speech Pathology
- Master in Comparative Physiology
- Master in Criminal Justice
- Master in Earth Science
- Master in Educational Leadership
- Master in Educational Technology
- Master in Elementary Education
- Master in English
- Master in Environmental Sciences and Policy
- Master in Forestry
- Master in Geology
- Master in History
- Master in Liberal Studies
- Master in Mathematics
- Master in Music
- Master in Music Education
- Master in Nursing
- Master in Nursing
- Master in Physical Education
- Master in Physical Science
- Master in Political Science
- Master in Psychology
- Master in Public Administration
- Master in Public Health
- Master in Quaternary Sciences
- Master in Reading and Learning Disabilities
- Master in School Psychology
- Master in Secondary Education
- Master in Special Education
- Master in Teaching Biology
- Master in Teaching English as a Second Language
- Master in Teaching Mathematics
- Master in Vocational Education
Doctors:
- Doctor in Applied Linguistics
- Doctor in Biology
- Doctor in Curriculum and Instruction
- Doctor in Educational Leadership
- Doctor in Forestry
- Doctor in History
- Doctor in Physical Therapy
- Doctor in Political Science
Certificates:
- Certificate in Criminal Justice
- Certificate in Early Childhood Education
- Certificate in Educational Technology
- Certificate in Nursing
