RPTS offers five graduate degrees. Two of these are research degrees and three are professional degrees. Professional degrees are recommended for master’s students who do not plan to pursue the doctor of philosophy degree. Click on our graduate brochure for additional information about our curriculum.
- Doctor of Philosophy in Recreation, Park and Tourism Sciences
- Master of Science in Recreation, Park and Tourism Sciences (thesis option)
- Master of Science in Recreation, Park and Tourism Sciences (non-thesis option)
- Master of Recreation Resources Development
- Master of Recreation Resources Development (Distance)
- Master of Natural Resources Development
- Certificate in Community Development
Graduate students concentrate in one of four emphasis areas:
- Recreation and Park Administration
- Natural Resource Management and Policy Analysis
- Tourism Resource Development
- Youth Development
Click Here for more information about these emphasis areas.
For a list of graduate courses and a brief description of each course offered through the department, click here
