With more than 55 graduate programs and over 3,000 students pursuing advanced degrees, St. Thomas offers a graduate experience built on academic excellence, personal connection and a strong professional network.
Graduate education is about more than gaining credentials -- it's about becoming a morally responsible leader. Our programs support whole-person development, helping you grow in self-awareness, cultural humility, and a deep sense of purpose as you prepare to make a meaningful impact.
Evening, online and hybrid course options make it possible to pursue your graduate degree alongside work, family, and other responsibilities. We've built flexibility into our programs so you can learn in the way that works best for you.
Through hands-on experiences and real-world projects, you'll build practical skills that translate immediately to your work. Our faculty bring current industry and professional expertise to create a personal, supportive learning environment that prepares you for success.
Our 55+ graduate degree and certificate programs offer opportunity for you to grow your career or advance in your field of study.
With multiple programming options, two campus locations and three different modalities (online, hybrid and in-person), the University of St. Thomas provides ongoing flexibility that can fit your schedule and lifestyle.
Applying to graduate school means focusing on a particular area of study, so take the time to find the program that aligns with your goals and interests.
The admissions process is unique to each graduate program at St. Thomas. The following list represents some of the most common requirements, though not all will be required for all programs.
Visit our individual college sites to find admission requirements and deadlines, costs and financial aid, and schedule a visit.
Our centralized Graduate Admissions team is here to help you:
Tuition costs vary by graduate program and by year, and should be considered along with expenses such as transportation and books.
Learn all you need to know about financing your education at St. Thomas including our costs, scholarships and grants and other financial aid available to you.
Some St. Thomas graduate programs have rolling deadlines up until the start of each term while others have specific deadlines and only enroll new students every Summer or Fall.
Once you know which degree you want to pursue then you can check on the specific School/College site to find application deadlines.
Before starting your graduate program application, you will need to know the program name, degree type, and school or college where the program is hosted.
Additional tips:
Many graduate degree programs at the University of St. Thomas are eligible for F1 visa sponsorship. Please consult the relevant Graduate Program and Graduate Admissions representative to determine if your program of choice will qualify.
Additional resources for international graduate students:
Once you've selected the graduate program that's right for you, use these links to get more detailed information.
If you have questions or want to discuss specific programs contact Graduate Admissions