CATALOG 1952-1953


Master of Fine Arts, majoring in one of the following departments:
 Art
 Crafts

Master of Arts in Architecture

Master of Arts in Education, majoring in one of the following departments:
 Education
 Business Education
 Agricultural Education
 Industrial Arts

Master of Arts, majoring in one of the following departments:
 Accounting Journalism
 Business Administration Latin
 Economics Mathematics
 English Philosophy
 French Political Science
 Geography Psychology
 German Sociology
 History Spanish
 Inter-American Area Studies Speech

Doctor of Education

Doctor of Philosophy, majoring in one of the following departments:
 Agricultural Economics Mathematics
 Animal Husbandry (Nutrition) Pharmacy, including
 Biology (Zoology) Pharmacy
 Cancer Research Pharmacology
 Chemical Engineering Pharmacognosy
 Chemistry Pharmaceutical Chemistry
 Economics and Business Physics
 Administration Plant Pathology
 Electrical Engineering Political Science
 English Psychology
 History Sociology (Latin-American)
 Horticulture Spanish
 Inter-American Area Studies Speech

 THE MASTER'S DEGREE

 Number of Hours.-Twelve semester hours is considered the graduate load for
candidates for master's degree with thesis, fifteen for those without thesis. Part time
employment of any kind reduces this load. Full time public school and University per-
sonnel may carry one graduate course of not more than four semester hours.
 Time Limit.-All work for the master's degree must be completed within seven
years from the time of first registration.