Graduate Programs

The Mount offers graduate programs in:

Applied Human Nutrition
Child and Youth Study
Education
Family Studies and Gerontology
Public Relations
Women's Studies

Please contact the Program Coordinator for specific information or questions on admission and program requirements. Program Coordinators contact information can be found on the individual department sites listed below.

The Mount grants graduate degrees in:

Master of Science in Applied Human Nutrition
Master of Applied Human Nutrition
Master of Arts in Child and Youth Study
Master of Education
Master of Arts in Education
Master of Arts in Family Studies and Gerontology
Master of Arts in Communication
Master of Public Relations
Master of Arts in School Psychology
Master of Arts in Women and Gender Studies (awarded jointly with St. Mary’s University)
Research Master of Arts
PhD in Educational Studies

Academic Note: This online web-based calendar is current, as of the final senate meeting for the academic year held May 9, 2011, and should be used for Summer/Fall registration purposes. The web-based calendar is updated once a month after each Senate session up until the final session of each academic year. Please be advised that the "Official" 2011/2012 Academic Calendars are currently availabe in PDF.