Graduate students study in a huge variety of areas, from computer science to social work. Master’s degree options are particularly popular; our institutions award nearly half of all master's degrees that are earned in Minnesota. Other degrees include doctoral and law degrees.

With hundreds of program options — held during the day, in the evening, on weekends or online — there's bound to be a program that fits your goals and your schedule. Use our online search tool to find a program or the links below to head directly to the graduate section of the institution's website: 

• Augsburg University
• Bethany Lutheran College
• Bethel University
• Concordia College, Moorhead
• Concordia University, St. Paul
• The College of St. Scholastica
• Hamline University 
• Minneapolis College of Art and Design 
• Saint John's University
• Saint Mary's University of Minnesota
• St. Catherine University
• University of St. Thomas

• 78 percent of those who earned business management graduate degrees at our institutions were working in Minnesota two years after graduation.* Their average wages were $85,000.
• 82 percent of those who earned graduate degrees in education at our institutions were working in Minnesota two years after graduation.* Their average wages were $60,000.
• 88 percent of those who earned graduate degrees in nursing at our institutions were working in Minnesota two years after graduation.* Their average wages were $121,000.

* We don’t have data on those who are working outside of Minnesota.