UNH Graduate School offers post-baccalaureate programs in applied professional fields face-to-face at both campuses in Durham and Manchester as well as online. Aimed at providing world-class educational opportunities for working professionals, graduate and certificate programs at the Manchester campus prepare you for leadership roles in today’s high-demand fields.
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Featured Programs
Biotechnology: Industrial and Biomedical Sciences
The industry-focused M.S. in Biotechnology: Industrial and Biomedical Sciences prepares you with laboratory practice, research opportunities, industry experience and transferable job skills to advance your career in the biotechnology, biopharmaceutical and regenerative manufacturing sectors.
Information Technology
The Master of Science in information technology program prepares students for a professional IT or computing-related career and for advanced studies in a computing discipline. Focusing on project-based education – including the use of cutting-edge tools – and hands-on work in the field, the flexible program features full- and part-time options.
Cybersecurity Engineering
Graduates of the Cybersecurity Engineering program are able to identify, analyze and respond to the complex information security threats that are increasingly common in today's digital landscape. You'll learn skills in core and advanced information security, preparing you to develop, integrate and evaluate secure IT systems and services for any organization.
* Signifies programs that are also available partially or fully online.
** Signifies accelerated master’s programs, which allows diligent undergraduate students the ability to earn both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in as little as five years.
Manchester Graduate Student News
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Cybersecurity Spotlight: James Glennon '12, '20G
Cybersecurity Spotlight: James Glennon '12, '20G
ArticleProspective students should be meeting with admissions staff in their programs of interest.