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Customize your own program or select an established pathway towards success with UNT's flexible, interdisciplinary master's program. Interdisciplinary Studies at UNT prepares you to examine and solve complex problems as you draw on knowledge and skills from more than one academic field. Whether you are preparing for a specialized career that requires uncommonly broad training, or you seek a more global view on multifaceted issues for your own personal development, our Master in Interdisciplinary Studies program may be exactly what you are looking for.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.Through UNT’s Interdisciplinary Studies program you will learn to sift through information and produce a body of work that synthesizes multiple perspectives, arriving at a more comprehensive understanding of the important issues. Employers recognize the value of individuals who are open-minded, and who call upon a wide array of unconventional tools to solve intricate problems.While several concentrations have been established as predefined options in the Interdisciplinary Studies program, the possibilities are virtually endless if you seek a tailor-made plan that meets your career goals and aspirations. Under a self-styled plan, you can design a program using existing courses from various disciplines (almost any graduate area of the university) to address your particular intellectual interest not met by any specific degree program.
