Online master’s programs span fields such as business, education, healthcare, technology, engineering, psychology, social sciences, and public service. Within each field, individual master’s degrees can lead to different curricula, skills, and career paths.
Start with the broad subject area that best matches your interests, then explore the specific master’s degrees available within that field. If you’re still deciding which direction fits you, OMC’s Program Fit Quiz can help you identify a subject area to explore first.
You do not need to know the exact master’s degree you want before you begin. Start with the broad field that best matches what you want to study or the type of work you want to pursue. From there, you can narrow your options to specific degrees and program areas.
Browse → Technology & Data Science
Browse → Business & Management
Browse → Healthcae & Medical Sciences
Browse → Education & Teaching
Browse → Engineering & Applied Sciences
Browse → Social Sciences & Public Service
Browse → Psychology & Counseling
Each subject area includes master’s degrees designed around different academic interests, professional goals, and career paths. Explore the fields below to narrow your options and find the degree direction that best matches what you want to pursue.
Bro wse → Online Master’s in Computer Science
Browse → Online Master’s in Data Science
Browse → Online Master’s in Artificial Intelligence
Browse → Online Master’s in Machine Learning
Browse → Online Master’s in Cybersecurity
Browse → Online Master’s in Software Engineering
Browse → Online Master’s in Robotics
Browse → Online MBA Programs
Browse → Online Master’s in Finance
Browse → Online Master’s in Business Analytics
Browse → Online Master’s in Marketing
Browse → Online Master’s in Human Resources
Browse → Online Master’s in Supply Chain Management
Browse → Online Master’s in Nursing
Browse → Online Master’s in Public Health
Browse → Online Master’s in Psychology
Browse → Online Master’s in Forensic Psychology
Browse → Online Master’s in Child Psychology
Browse → Online Master’s in Counseling
Browse → Online Master’s in Education
Browse → Online Master’s in Educational Leadership
Browse → Online Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction
Browse → Online Master’s in Special Education
Browse → Online Master’s in Higher Education
Browse → Online Master’s in Mechanical Engineering
Browse → Online Master’s in Electrical Engineering
Browse → Online Master’s in Civil Engineering
Browse → Online Master’s in Aerospace Engineering
Browse → Online Master’s in Social Work
Browse → Online Master’s in Criminal Justice
Browse → Online Master’s in Public Administration
Browse → Online Master’s in Public Policy
Browse → Online Master’s in International Relations
Browse → Online Master’s in Sociology
Start with the type of knowledge, skills, or career direction you want the degree to support. Some fields lead to a relatively clear professional path, while others contain several master’s degrees that can lead to different roles.
Once you identify a broad subject area, compare the degrees within it based on curriculum, prerequisites, career alignment, and the type of work each degree is designed to prepare you for. For example, choosing healthcare as a field still leaves substantially different paths in nursing, public health, healthcare administration, and health informatics.
You do not need to choose a university at this stage. Narrow the degree direction first , then compare programs within that field based on cost, format, admissions requirements, completion time, and other priorities. Once you have narrowed your degree direction, OMC’s guide to choosing an online master’s program can help you evaluate individual programs and universities.