Customize Your Future
If you have multiple academic interests, want to create your own professional niche or already have a variety of advanced credit hours, UNT’s master’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies is your perfect fit. Blend any number of specialized disciplines — such as Artificial Intelligence, Interactive Communications and everything in between — to study beyond the confines of one degree path and prepare yourself for a future that’s as unique as you are.
Our program is built to accommodate all types of students, whether you’re a recent graduate of a bachelor’s program or a seasoned professional. Hone your talents for future employment where broad knowledge, advanced research and effective communication skills are in high demand.
The Interdisciplinary Studies program provides a number of in-demand benefits both personally and professionally.
Think beyond traditional
Broaden your knowledge base by cutting across disciplinary boundaries.
Stand out from the applicant crowd
Make yourself a more dynamic candidate to employers.
Design out-of-the-box solutions
Develop multidimensional skills needed to solve complex problems in any industry.
Concentration Options Where You Want
UNT DENTON CAMPUS
Take advantage of the UNT experience that brings you together with community and tradition.
UNT AT FRISCO
Location designed with a focus on student success with onsite faculty, classrooms and study spaces.
ONLINE
Offering more flexible learning options with our concentrations that are 100% online for your lifestyle.
Alumni Spotlight
Our exceptional graduates use dynamic, multidisciplinary skills to enhance their professional careers.
“I wanted to advance my career with Tractor Supply Company (TSC). I earned my M.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies in 2020 with a joint focus on Business Management and Higher Education. I’ve been promoted twice since beginning my master’s degree, and I now manage the TSC store in Roanoke, Texas. The information and knowledge I gained from my degree has been very useful in my professional career.”
— Wendell Lipscomb, ’20 M.A.