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.
Find a program
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
- College of Saint Benedict
- Concordia College, Moorhead
- Concordia University, St. Paul
- The College of St. Scholastica
- Hamline University
- Minneapolis College of Art and Design
- Saint John's School of Theology and Seminary
- Saint Mary's University of Minnesota
- St. Catherine University
- University of Northwestern – St. Paul
- University of St. Thomas
Fast facts
- 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.
share of education master’s degrees we award in Minnesota
share of business master’s degrees we award in Minnesota
share of nursing master’s degrees we award in Minnesota