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This is a list of all of the Schools that are part of The Catholic University of America. Additionally, you can find a complete list of all of the undergraduate and graduate academic offerings made by the University.
Schools
*School of Architecture and Planning
**Randall Ott, Dean
*School of Arts and Sciences
**Lawrence R. Poos, Dean
*School of Canon Law
**Reverend Monsignor Brian E. Ferme, Dean
*School of Engineering
**Charles C. Nguyen, Dean
*Columbus School of Law
**Veryl V. Miles, Dean
*School of Library and Information Science
**Martha Hale, Dean
*Benjamin T. Rome School of Music
**Murray Sidlin, Dean
*School of Nursing
**Nalini Jairath, Dean
*School of Philosophy
**Reverend Kurt Pritzl, O.P., Dean
*National Catholic School of Social Service
**James A. Zabora, Dean
*School of Theology and Religious Studies
**Reverend Monsignor Kevin W. Irwin, Dean
*Metropolitan College
**Sara Thompson, Dean
Undergraduate Offerings
School of Architecture and Planning
*Bachelor of Science
*Dual Degree with Civil Engineering
*Master in Architecture
School of Arts and Sciences
*Master of Architecture
*Master of Architectural Studies
School of Arts and Sciences
*Certificate
**Education
*Master of Arts
**Anthropology
**Business and Economics
**Drama
**Education
**English Language and Literature
**Greek and Latin
**History
**Irish Studies
**Medieval and Byzantine Studies
**Modern Languages and Literatures
**Politics
**Psychology
**Semitic and Egyptian Languages and Literatures
**Sociology
*Master of Fine Arts
**Drama
*Master of Science
**Biology
**Chemical Education
**Physics
*Doctor of Philosophy
**Biology
**Education
**English Language and Literature
**Greek and Latin
**History
**Medieval and Byzantine Studies
**Modern Languages and Literatures
**Physics
**Politics
**Psychology
**Semitic and Egyptian Languages and Literatures
School of Canon Law
*Licentiate of Canon Law
*Doctor of Canon Law
School of Engineering
*Certificate
**Civil Engineering
**Engineering Management
*Master of Business and Engineering
**Biomedical Engineering
*Master of Civil Engineering
**Civil Engineering
*Master of Electrical Engineering
**Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
*Master of Mechanical Engineering
**Mechanical Engineering
*Master of Science in Computer Science
**Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
*Master of Science in Engineering
**Biomedical Engineering
**Civil Engineering
**Engineering Management
**Mechanical Engineering
*Doctor of Engineering
**Biomedical Engineering
**Civil Engineering
**Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
**Mechanical Engineering
*Doctor of Philosophy
**Biomedical Engineering
**Civil Engineering
**Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
**Mechanical Engineering
Columbus School of Law
*Juris Doctor
*L.L.M.
School of Library and Information Science
*Post-Master's Certificate
*Master of Science in Library Studies
Benjamin T. Rome School of Music
*Graduate Artist Diploma
**Orchestral Conducting
**Piano
**Strings
**Voice
*Master of Arts
**Musicology
**Music Librarianship (joint-degree program)
*Master of Music
**Composition
**Instrumental Conducting
**Orchestral Arrangements
**Organ
**Vocal Pedagogy
**Piano Pedagogy
**Vocal Performance
**Piano Performance
**Sacred Music
*Doctor of Musical Arts
**Composition
**Performance
**Pedagogy
**Sacred Music
*Doctor of Philosophy
**Musicology
School of Nursing
*Post-Master's Certificate
*Masters of Science in Nursing
*Doctor of Nursing Science
School of Philosophy
*Master of Arts
*Licentiate in Philosophy
*Doctor of Philosophy
School of Theology and Religious Studies
*Graduate Certificate
**Pastoral Ministry
*Licentiate of Sacred Theology
**Biblical Studies
**Historical Theology
**Liturgical Studies/Sacramental Theology
**Moral Theology/Ethics
**Spirituality
**Systematic and Historical Theology
*Master of Arts
**Biblical Studies
**Catholic Educational Leadership (with the U.S. Department of Education)
**Liturgical Studies/Sacramental Theology
**Moral Theology/Ethics
**Spirituality
**Systematic and Historical Theology
**Religious Education/Catechetics
**Church History
**Religion and Culture
*Master of Arts in the History of Religions (with the Consortium of Washington Universities)
*Master of Arts/Master of Science
**Library Science (with the School of Library and Information Science)
*Master of Divinity
**Hispanic/Latino Ministry
**Pastoral Studies
*Master of Religious Education
**Religious Education/Catechetics
*Doctor of Ministry
**Pastoral Studies
*Doctor of Philosophy
**Biblical Studies
**Liturgical Studies/Sacramental Theology
**Moral Theology/Ethics
**Spirituality
**Systematic and Historical Theology
**Religious Education/Catechetics
**Church History
**Religion and Culture
*Doctor of Sacred Theology
**Biblical Studies
**Historical Theology
**Liturgical Studies/Sacramental Theology
**Moral Theology/Ethics
**Spirituality
**Systematic and Historical Theology

National Catholic School of Social Service
*Master of Social Work
**Social Work
*Doctor of Philosophy
**Social Work

The Engineering and Applied Science Programs for Professionals (EPP) is the continuing education component of the G.W.C Whiting School of Engineering at Johns Hopkins University.
History
The Johns Hopkins University first offered continuing education courses to engineers in 1916, when it held “Night Courses for Technical Workers” in response to the potential for United States involvement in World War I. The part-time undergraduate engineering program realized its largest enrollments for a time after World War II, when returning servicemen and women received GI Bill benefits for a college education.
Until the late 1950s part-time courses were primarily offered at the undergraduate level on the Johns Hopkins Homewood campus. In 1958, the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) began to offer advanced technical courses at the graduate level with credit toward Johns Hopkins academic degrees under the auspices of that institution’s Evening College.
By 1963, APL established a formal center for the Evening College to meet growing demand. Over the years, the number and variety of engineering and applied science courses and master’s degree program expanded, so that by 1983 five master’s degrees were offered at the APL Education Center: Applied Physics, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Numerical Science, and Technical Management.
In 1983, the APL-based programs came under the oversight of the re-established engineering school at Johns Hopkins, the G.W.C. Whiting School of Engineering. At that time, eight additional degree programs were added: undergraduate programs in Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering and five master’s degree programs in Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering and Science, Materials Science and Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering.
Johns Hopkins continuing engineering education has changed its name several times to reflect added programs, advancing technology, and a changing workforce. Its name was the Part-Time Engineering Program from 1983 to 1987, Continuing Professional Programs from 1987 to 1992, Part-Time Programs in Engineering and Applied Science from 1992 to 2004, and Engineering and Applied Science Programs for Professionals from 2004 to the present.
In addition, several degree programs have changed their names to reflect changes in focus, and in several cases, concentrations in existing programs have become new programs in their own right.
EPP is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.
Academic Programs
With the exception of Technical Innovation and New Ventures, all programs listed lead to a master’s degree. Several programs also offer graduate certificates and/or advanced certificates for post-master’s study.
Applied and Computational Mathematics
Applied Biomedical Engineering
Applied Physics
Bioinformatics
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Science
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Environmental Engineering, Science and Management
Information systems and technology
Materials Science and Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Systems Engineering
Technical Innovation and New Ventures (graduate certificate only)
Technical Management
Online Programs and Courses
EPP offers over 30 courses online. Two programs are completely online: Bioinformatics (offered in conjunction with the Johns Hopkins Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Advanced Academic Programs) and Environmental Planning and Management.
Education Centers
Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, Maryland
Dorsey Center, Elkridge, Maryland
Homewood Campus, Baltimore, Maryland
Higher Education and Conference Center @ HEAT, Aberdeen, Maryland
Montgomery County Campus, Rockville, Maryland
Southern Maryland Higher Education Center, California, Maryland
Washington D.C. Center, Washington, DC
Additional Information
* Classes are held on weekday evenings and Saturdays.
* Over 2,200 students enroll each semester.
* EPP offers more than 450 graduate courses.
* There are over 400 faculty, coming from the Whiting School of Engineering, APL, and many private and government organizations.
* Over 5,000 degrees have been awarded in the last decade.

MICA's two-year Master of Fine Arts graduate programs include the Hoffberger School of Painting, the Mount Royal School of Art, the Rinehart School of Sculpture, the MFA in Photography and Digital Imaging ("Grad Photo"), and the MFA in Graphic Design. MICA also offers a Summer MFA in Studio Art, and an MA in the Liberal Arts. Hoffberger, Mt. Royal, Rinehart, and Grad Photo are all based on independent studio work, and students in these four programs often exhibit together in three graduate thesis group exhibitions at the end of each year. The MFA in Graphic Design is more assignment-driven, and these students exhibit separately.
Hoffberger School of Painting
The Hoffberger School of Painting is a 2-year Master of Fine Arts program at the Maryland Institute College of Art. The director of the Hoffberger School of Painting was abstract expressionist painter Grace Hartigan until her death on November 15, 2008. Individual studio visits were conducted by Grace Hartigan as well as critic-in-residence Dominique Nahas and numerous visiting artists. There are no formal group critiques, although students frequently visit each others' studios. The program is strongly painting-based, although students occasionally also work in sculpture and other media.
The Hoffberger studios are located on the 4th floor of the Studio Center, more commonly known as the Bank Building. Prior to summer of 2006, Hoffberger studios were located on the 3rd floor of the Fox Building.
Notable Hoffberger alumni include Sabeen Raja Tonya Ingersoll and * Jeremy Caniglia.
Mount Royal School of Art
The Mount Royal School of Art is a 2-year Master of Fine Arts program at MICA, emphasizing interdisciplinary and multi-media artists. The director of the Mount Royal School of Art is painter Frances Barth, who conducts group critiques of the students' work. Work created by Mount Royal students includes painting, sculpture, photography, video, installation, performance art, and digital/new media.
The Mount Royal studios are located on the 5th floor of the Studio Center. Prior to summer of 2007, Mount Royal studios were located on the 4th floor of the Fox Building.
Rinehart School of Sculpture
The Rinehart School of Sculpture is located in The Station Building (Mount Royal Station), and includes shared wood and metal shops as well as individual studios.
Photography and Digital Imaging
The MFA program in Photography and Digital Imaging, more commonly called "Grad Photo," is housed on the fourth floor of the Studio Center, opposite an open, central space from the Hoffberger School of Painting. The director of Grad Photo is Timothy Druckrey.
Graphic Design
Summer MFA In Studio Art