The College of Mathematics, Natural Sciences and Technology is home to 11 Masters' degree programs and four (4) Ph.D. programs, in a variety of areas. Explore these program options below:

Masters programs

•          Applied Optics (M.S.)

•          Biological Sciences (M.A.)

•          Biological Sciences (M.S.)

•          Biology Education (M.S.)

•          Applied Chemistry (M.S.) (thesis optional)

•          Mathematics Education (M.S.)

•          Mathematics, Applied (M.S.)

•          Mathematics, Pure (M.S.)

•          Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience (M.S.)

•          Physics (M.S.)

•          Physics Teaching (M.S.)

Doctoral programs

•             Applied Chemistry (Ph.D.)

•             Interdisciplinary Applied  Mathematics and Mathematical Physics (Ph.D.)

•             Neuroscience (Ph.D.)    

•             Optics (Ph.D.)

Prospective students should speak with program representatives and schedule a visit to DSU. Applications should be submitted through the Office of Graduate Studies.