Table 319.40.

Master's degrees conferred by postsecondary institutions, by field of study and state or jurisdiction: 2012-13

State or jurisdiction	Total	Humanities1	Psychology	Social sciences and history	Natural sciences2	Computer sciences	Engineering3	Education	Business/ management	Health professions and related programs	Other fields4
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
United States	751,751	60,660	27,846	21,585	27,303	22,777	45,325	164,624	188,625	90,931	102,075
Alabama	11,670	412	378	248	256	146	997	2,541	3,039	1,898	1,755
Alaska	724	47	33	16	32	2	65	293	115	19	102
Arizona	30,578	745	2,293	210	399	500	820	8,185	10,948	4,169	2,309
Arkansas	5,225	243	39	92	157	70	317	2,310	650	673	674
California	69,256	7,997	4,291	1,958	2,489	2,166	6,162	12,358	14,676	7,720	9,439
Colorado	15,007	922	923	518	458	677	1,124	2,439	5,000	1,209	1,737
Connecticut	9,570	942	353	248	555	240	674	2,268	1,991	1,126	1,173
Delaware	2,753	87	18	75	100	34	74	808	968	243	346
District of Columbia	10,995	1,208	156	1,417	671	394	615	755	2,107	966	2,706
Florida	32,912	1,699	1,172	635	1,324	589	2,201	4,328	11,022	4,579	5,363
Georgia	17,872	1,677	280	476	672	584	1,106	3,702	4,929	2,501	1,945
Hawaii	1,978	176	129	73	77	28	73	485	390	178	369
Idaho	2,049	147	11	43	123	26	174	603	249	244	429
Illinois	43,254	3,071	1,672	944	1,546	1,859	1,921	8,635	13,370	4,463	5,773
Indiana	14,663	1,324	264	294	534	329	1,010	3,137	4,086	1,976	1,709
Iowa	12,127	496	377	71	189	413	277	3,299	4,205	1,464	1,336
Kansas	6,625	620	174	131	175	61	455	1,869	1,338	635	1,167
Kentucky	9,860	689	514	180	291	199	348	3,399	1,467	1,338	1,435
Louisiana	7,552	613	183	181	442	116	283	1,576	1,609	1,341	1,208
Maine	1,935	138	20	13	51	6	37	676	302	387	305
Maryland	18,444	1,199	336	963	1,054	1,785	1,123	3,027	5,285	2,042	1,630
Massachusetts	35,440	2,840	927	1,401	1,311	1,009	2,238	7,551	9,141	3,681	5,341
Michigan	21,048	1,304	496	477	965	550	2,155	4,119	5,470	2,192	3,320
Minnesota	22,202	928	1,529	277	342	643	523	5,947	4,097	5,123	2,793
Mississippi	4,804	187	87	87	469	51	132	1,724	924	555	588
Missouri	20,577	1,160	725	560	416	385	936	4,013	7,605	2,447	2,330
Montana	1,280	115	22	49	80	13	54	398	116	187	246
Nebraska	5,008	316	107	341	191	168	127	1,341	1,128	757	532
Nevada	2,246	104	33	76	125	51	92	727	492	286	260
New Hampshire	3,878	181	43	53	69	129	199	913	1,461	496	334
New Jersey	14,267	1,372	461	316	690	701	1,334	3,172	3,229	992	2,000
New Mexico	3,239	306	77	135	161	43	253	899	583	453	329
New York	70,407	7,513	1,968	2,650	2,796	2,423	3,876	16,680	13,548	7,458	11,495
North Carolina	17,301	1,556	202	528	788	614	1,223	3,618	4,093	2,393	2,286
North Dakota	1,676	44	51	30	47	36	96	367	422	315	268
Ohio	22,994	1,854	689	585	1,069	286	1,510	5,081	5,567	3,375	2,978
Oklahoma	6,497	811	280	120	238	151	505	1,250	1,662	750	730
Oregon	7,541	769	294	156	268	79	346	2,765	1,287	780	797
Pennsylvania	37,135	2,888	1,279	847	1,326	1,426	2,642	8,816	7,724	5,391	4,796
Rhode Island	2,654	225	82	125	152	50	132	406	813	206	463
South Carolina	6,120	439	163	121	245	103	376	1,631	1,395	789	858
South Dakota	1,512	103	94	32	76	63	121	360	327	177	159
Tennessee	11,956	944	440	222	302	148	412	3,245	2,725	2,193	1,325
Texas	46,464	3,749	2,045	1,142	2,019	1,704	3,202	9,726	12,628	4,712	5,537
Utah	8,412	330	134	119	215	327	385	2,091	2,743	1,225	843
Vermont	3,191	629	59	647	39	20	162	450	540	106	539
Virginia	22,782	3,357	1,046	556	518	843	1,194	5,183	5,067	1,759	3,259
Washington	9,519	709	454	144	399	311	468	2,044	2,104	1,200	1,686
West Virginia	6,409	814	94	716	99	61	138	1,124	1,283	499	1,581
Wisconsin	9,653	592	344	269	237	159	593	2,192	2,645	1,228	1,394
Wyoming	486	69	5	18	56	6	41	98	60	35	98
U.S. Service Academies	4	0	0	0	0	0	4	0	0	0	0
Other jurisdictions	5,224	210	372	24	137	56	266	1,375	1,446	671	667
American Samoa	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Guam	113	1	7	0	1	0	0	66	7	0	31
Northern Marianas	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Puerto Rico	5,055	209	356	24	136	56	266	1,286	1,433	671	618
U.S. Virgin Islands	56	0	9	0	0	0	0	23	6	0	18

1Includes degrees in area, ethnic, cultural, gender, and group studies; English language and literature/letters; foreign languages, literatures, and linguistics; liberal arts and sciences, general studies and humanities; multi/interdisciplinary studies; philosophy and religious studies; theology and religious vocations; and visual and performing arts.

2Includes biological and biomedical sciences; physical sciences; science technologies/technicians; and mathematics and statistics.

3Includes engineering; engineering technologies/technicians; mechanic and repair technologies/technicians; and construction trades.

4Includes agriculture, agricultural operations, and related sciences; natural resources and conservation; architecture and related services; communication, journalism, and related programs; communications technologies/technicians and support services; family and consumer services/human sciences; legal professions and studies; library science; military technologies and applied sciences; parks, recreation, leisure, and fitness studies; homeland security, law enforcement, and firefighting; public administration and social service professions; transportation and materials moving; and precision production.

NOTE: Data are for postsecondary institutions participating in Title IV federal financial aid programs. This table includes only those jurisdictions with 4-year institutions.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), Fall 2013, Completions component. (This table was prepared September 2014.)