Graduate programs

Take your ambition further

Our graduate programs are designed for those who know their strengths and are ready to go the distance when it comes to pursuing their passions. We have programs for the academically-driven, degrees for career-advancers, and the flexibility for those ambitious professionals who never want to slow down their personal progress. Take a moment to reach out and let us know how we can connect you to the path that fits your goals.

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Programs

Master’s degrees Accordion Closed

Creative Writing (MFA)
English – Literature (MA)
English – Professional Writing (MA)
English – Rhetoric, Writing, and Digital Media Studies (MA)
English – Secondary English Education (MA)
Teaching English as a Second Language (MA)
History (MA)
Music (MM)
Teaching Spanish (MA)
Teaching Spanish – Secondary Education (MA)

Doctoral Accordion Closed

Applied Linguistics (PhD)

Graduate certificates Accordion Closed

Music Performance
Professional Writing
Rhetoric, Writing, and Digital Media Studies
Teaching English as a Second Language

News

Renowned border journalist to speak at Latin American Studies Virtual Event

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NAU’s College of Arts and Letters Latin American Studies, along with the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice and humanitarian group No More Deaths will hold an online Zoom event with Todd Miller, an independent journalist and author of books including Empire of Borders: The Expansion of the US Border Around the World. The online event will take place Monday, September 21 at 5:00 p.m.  Zoom Meeting ID: 919 7645 9611 Password: 703296 Empire of Borders is the third book…

School of Art Professor’s work honored by wildlife group

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NAU Interior Design professor Jessica "J.R." MacKenzie was among 100 artists whose work was honored as part of The Real World Conservation Trust’s Sketch For Survival 100. Prof. MacKenzie’s artwork "Sweet Ruapuke"  will be exhibited at gallery@oxo in London this November before it is auctioned off to support 3 pre-chosen endangered species projects. “Sweet Ruapuke” was among 600 entries to this year’s contest, and it was chosen in a year when RWCT called the standard “incredibly high.” Professor MacKenzie’s piece…