The Masters programme comprises seven credit courses plus a thesis and a thesis seminar. Students will take five core courses, followed by two elective courses. In addition students will attend a 'thesis seminar' and write a Masters thesis under the supervision of a specialist member of faculty.

Typically students will take three core courses in the Fall Semester followed by two core courses and two elective courses in the Spring Semester. In the following year students will concentrate on the thesis seminar and research and writing of the thesis.