Norwich University

Master’s Degree Programs

• Master of Arts in History

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  For two centuries, Norwich University has played a vital role in history as America's first private military college and the birthplace of ROTC. In fact, we have more than 18,000 alumni, many of whom have made significant contributions to our country’s development including Edwin Ferry Johnson, chief engineer of the Northern Pacific Railroad; Harry Bate Thayer, president and chairman of AT&T in the 1920s and General Gordon R. Sullivan, chief of staff of the U.S Army in the 1990s.

  Our Master of Arts in History program is uniquely positioned to lead students through a comprehensive analysis of the major developments, events, and figures of the past.

  Concentrations:

  • American History
  • World History
  • Public History

   

  Learn from a faculty of active scholars with doctorate degrees.

  Customize your studies based on your career goals and personal interests.

  Develop essential skills relevant to not only careers in history but also in business, law, education, and government.

  Improve your historical insight, research, writing, analysis and presentation skills.

  Apply to one of four start dates per year.

  Benefit from a university recognized as offering Best Value with respect to high academic quality and low net cost of attendance, according to the U.S. News & World Report.*

  *Rankings are based on undergraduate programs and on students who recieved the average level of need-based finanical aid.

• Master of Arts in International Relations Online

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  In today’s ever-changing world, an advanced understanding of international communication, business and development is crucial. That’s where you come in. With the Master of Arts in International Relations online program, you can learn to conduct credible research, plan strategies and view the effects of global actions in a new light.
  
  Did you know that mid-career professionals working in the international relations field earn a median salary of $97,500, and that careers associated with this degree are projected to grow 21% from 2012 to 2022? (Forbes.com) International relations roles can be profitable, versatile and influential. That’s why Forbes ranked a Master’s in International Relations among the best “Master’s Degrees for Jobs.”

  • Multidisciplinary Approach: Examine the role politics, culture, psychology, economics and human rights play on the global stage.
  • Deep-Research Component: Explore your area of interest with a master’s research paper and one of five concentrations, including International Security, National Security, International Development, Cyber Diplomacy, and Regions of the World.
  • Relevant Expertise: Learn from professionals who are actively shaping global politics, theories, communication and business.
  • Military History: Join almost two centuries of military tradition with the first private military college in the nation and the birthplace of the ROTC program
  • Affordability: Eligible service members may use military TA and/or VA benefits to pay for their programs.
  • Reputation: G.I. Jobs Military Friendly® Schools has recognized Norwich University Online as a military friendly school as determined by the Military Friendly Schools Academic Advisory Board Committee Members.
  • Recognition: Recognized for academic excellence, U.S. News & World Report ranks Norwich University in the top 100 for Regional Universities in the North (2018)*

  *Ranking based on Norwich undergraduate programs
  
  Research informs global strategies. That’s why our program emphasizes research and specialization. With a master’s research paper and your choice of concentration, the Master’s in International Relations can prepare you to think critically and enter any sector with confidence.

  • International Security
  • International Development
  • National Security    
  • Cyber Diplomacy
  • Regions of the World

  Choose our master’s in International Relations online program and help prepare for opportunities in these fields and organizations:

  • CIA
  • Foreign Service
  • Nonprofit Organizations
  • Veterans Affairs    
  • Think Tanks
  • International Corporations
  • Universities
  • U.S. Agency for International Development

• Master of Arts in Military History

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  The Norwich University Master of Arts in Military History online is a thorough expedition into the causes, strategies and execution of significant military operations from classical times to the 20th century.  Our sweeping program investigates military activity throughout Western and non-Western history and presents students with varying – and often conflicting – interpretations to help provide a more comprehensive understanding of military conflicts and the underlying events. Military conflicts such as the American Revolution, the Civil War, the Vietnam War and World Wars I and II are examined in great detail, providing insight on the strategies, events and outcomes that have shaped history.
  
  Our university is uniquely qualified to offer this advanced degree experience. Norwich was the nation’s very first private military college as well as the birthplace of the ROTC program. Our graduates have served in every American war since Norwich was founded back in 1819.
  
  The MMH program is delivered in a convenient online format to allow working professionals to maintain their employment and meet family obligations while earning their degree. Classes are limited to 16 to promote one-on-one interaction between students and faculty.
  
  The Norwich Advantage

  • Customize your academic experience based on your particular areas of interest.
  • Learn from a diverse faculty comprised of PhD-level experts in the field of military history.
  • Complete all coursework in as few as 18 months.
  • Access program content and contribute to class discussions on your own schedule and at your own pace each week through our flexible online platform.

  Recognized for academic excellence, U.S. News & World Report ranks Norwich University in the top 100 for Regional Universities in the North. Rankings are based on undergraduate programs. G.I. Jobs Military Friendly Schools has recognized Norwich University as a