Graduate Programs
James Madison University offers a variety of doctoral, master's-level, and graduate certificate programs for students. For more information on these programs, please click the following links:
Doctoral Degrees
Assessment and Measurement (Ph.D.)
Combined-Integrated Clinical and School Psychology (Psy.D.)
Communication Sciences and Disorders (Au.D., Ph.D.)
Music (D.M.A.)
Performance
Conducting
Strategic Leadership (Ph.D.)
Educational (K-12) Leadership
Higher Education
Nonprofit and Community Leadership
Master's Degrees
Accounting (M.S.)
Accounting Information Systems
Taxation
Adult Education/Human Resource Development (M.S.Ed.)
Leadership and Facilitation
Instructional Design
Human Resource Management
Higher Education
AHRD Program Evaluation and Measurement
Art (M.F.A.)
Ceramics
Intermedia
Metal
Painting and Drawing
Photography
Sculpture
Business Administration (M.B.A.)
Innovation
Information Security
Clinical Mental Health Counseling (M.A./Ed.S.)
College Student Personnel Administration (M.Ed.)
Communication Sciences and Disorders – Research (M.S.)
Adult Neruogenic Communication Impairment
Pediatric Communication Impairment
Speech Production Disorders
Hearing and Hearing Disorders
Computer Science (M.S.)
Information Security
Secure Software Systems
Computer Science – Fifth Year Format (M.S.)
Education (M.A.T.)
Early Childhood Education
Education – Fifth Year Format (M.A.T., M.Ed)
Early Childhood Education
Inclusive Early Childhood Education
Elementary Education (Pre-K-6)
Reading Education
Education (M.A.T., M.Ed)
Middle School Education (6-8)
Secondary Education (6-12)
Mathematics Specialist – K-8
Education (M.Ed)
Educational Leadership
Educational Technology
Health Sciences (M.S.)
Dietetics
Nutrition and Physical Activity
History (M.A.)
European History
Local/Regional/Public History
United States History
Integrated Science and Technology (M.S.)
Malta – Sustainable Environmental Resources Management
Kinesiology (M.S.)
Exercise Science
Sport and Recreation Leadership
Kinesiology – Fifth Year Format (M.A.T.)
Physical and Health Education
Music (M.M.)
Conducting
Music Education
Performance
Music Theory/Composition
Nursing (M.S.N.)
Nurse Midwifery
Adult Nurse Practitioner
Gerontological Nurse Practitioner
Family Nurse Practitioner
Clinical Nurse Leader
Nurse Administrator
Physician Assistant Studies (M.P.A.S.)
Political Science (M.A.)
European Union Policy Studies
Psychological Sciences (M.A.)
Behavior Analysis
Clinical Research
Cognitive Science
Quantitative Psychology
Public Administration (M.P.A.)
Individualized
Management in Non-governmental Organizations
Public and Nonprofit Management
Public Sector Communication
Strategic Planning for International Stabilization and Recovery
Public Administration – Fifth Year Format (M.P.A.)
Individualized
Management in Non-governmental Organizations
Public and Nonprofit Management
Public Sector Communication
Strategic Planning for International Stabilization and Recovery
Public Administration – Roanoke (M.P.A.)
Public and Nonprofit Management
School Psychology (M.A., Ed.S.)
Special Education (M.Ed.)
Non-Teaching Program
Special Education (M.A.T.)
K-12
Early Childhood
Visual Impairments
Special Education – Fifth Year Format (M.Ed.)
K-12
Early Childhood
Speech Pathology – Clinical (M.S.)
Distance Learning in Virginia – Educating Speech-Language Pathologists (DLVE-SLP)
Writing, Rhetoric, and Technical Communication (M.A., M.S.)
Technical and Scientific Communication
Writing and Rhetoric Studies
Additional Graduate Courses
The additional graduate courses listed are not associated with a specific graduate program. These courses are designed to broaden a student's knowledge and are appropriate for use as electives for those pursuing the Master of Education degree in a specific discipline. Interested students should consult directly with the academic unit involved.
