Graduate Programs

Learn to acquire, visualize, and analyze data. Use data to understand consumers, to solve problems, to make smart decisions, and to land a job you love.

Join a real-world research project led by a faculty member. Learn by doing. Get on the inside track for industry jobs or for medical and PhD programs.

In the world's biotech hub, combine research with business in topics ranging from business development to ethical manufacturing.

A full-time MBA degree program that offers an experience-based curriculum that draws on the entrepreneurial spirit and innovation of the SF Bay Area.

Deepen your leadership competencies, refine your business skills, and broaden your experience in solving global business issues with an EMBA from USF.

Prepare to lead in Catholic elementary and secondary schools and in diocesan positions. 

Acquire the knowledge and tools needed to become a leader in Catholic education. Explore instruction, multicultural education, leadership, and educational tech.

Work on real research projects led by faculty members. Prepare for a career in R&D, for teaching at high school or community college, or for further study.

Build a bridge from where you are to where you want to go. Earn a master's degree in computer science without having a computer science background.

Develop software. Dive into systems, networking, AI, and distributed programming. Explore algorithms and computer theory. Learn what you need to succeed as a software engineer or software developer.

In the heart of the city that invents tomorrow, learn to acquire, manage, and explore the data that’s changing the world.

 Use technology to increase student engagement, motivation, and learning. 

Study with experts. Network with leaders. Learn the science and systems, policy and programs, economics and finance of a sustainable energy future.

Learn the science, economic, and political skills necessary to solve today's environmental challenges.

Explore cultures and social movements. Do internships and fieldwork. Tackle local issues on a global scale. Seek justice for all.

Combine a rigorous academic curriculum with practicum experiences in various areas of student life. Address equity and inspire change in higher education. 

Learn about human rights and educational justice in the classroom and community. Prepare to tackle inequities of race, class, gender, sexual identity, religion, and nation.

Come earn your master's in information systems at USF. Learn to make a difference in any organization. And do it all in downtown San Francisco.

The program equips students with a strong grounding in legal theory and practical skills to pursue gainful employment in the intellectual property field in the U.S. and abroad.

Understand education within diverse sociocultural, linguistic, political, and economic contexts. Acquire skills you need in scholarship, teaching, and advocacy.

Turn your professional interests into applied research problems. Study learning theory, research methods, assessment, and curriculum and learning environments.

Elevate your company and your career with a Master of Science in Marketing Intelligence.

The Master of Laws (LLM) program is your gateway to a thriving career in law.

Learn policy and practice. Do internships and fieldwork. Seek justice for migrants.

Prepare for leadership positions in artistic, cultural, and heritage organizations that operate in a constantly changing social dynamic.

Transform your organization through a learning perspective. Lead your school, agency, department, or nonprofit through justice, service, and participation.

Hone your language. Develop your design. Acquire the knowledge and techniques you need to be a communication specialist in a range of fields.

Argue in moot court, find an externship, work in a law clinic, clerk for a judge. Learn from legal scholars who consider your success a victory.

Think and act beyond the classroom. Engage your whole self. Advocate for health equity and social justice. Prepare to be a public health leader in local and global communities.

Learn to succeed in public office, congress, campaigns, advocacy, and civic leadership. A hybrid curriculum combines online learning with weekend seminars.

Prepare for public leadership. Transform learning into actions that serve our communities. Bring social innovation to the halls of government as well as to corporate boardrooms.