Table 319.40.

Master's degrees conferred by postsecondary institutions, by field of study and state or jurisdiction: 2013-14

State or jurisdiction	Total	Humani- ties1	Psycho- logy	Social sciences and history	Natural sci- ences2	Computer sciences	Engin- eering3	Education	Business/ manage- ment4	Health professions and related programs	Other fields5
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
United States	754,475	59,761	27,966	21,475	28,217	24,532	47,326	154,636	189,328	97,403	103,831
Alabama	11,346	350	337	213	295	147	982	2,342	2,975	2,041	1,664
Alaska	707	32	32	15	62	2	52	258	107	35	112
Arizona	28,829	808	2,292	249	353	672	957	7,292	9,616	4,252	2,338
Arkansas	4,896	202	39	81	168	81	310	2,051	606	688	670
California	74,521	7,572	4,473	1,992	2,665	2,107	6,305	13,517	16,919	8,201	10,770
Colorado	14,935	907	881	524	524	839	1,041	2,173	5,023	1,239	1,784
Connecticut	9,521	886	329	226	588	272	666	2,086	1,985	1,221	1,262
Delaware	2,842	92	17	61	109	101	86	614	954	387	421
District of Columbia	11,477	1,188	182	1,451	771	405	626	748	2,444	1,020	2,642
Florida	34,077	1,925	1,126	624	1,256	560	2,591	4,697	10,887	4,852	5,559
Georgia	16,975	1,625	345	365	713	601	1,168	3,086	4,625	2,490	1,957
Hawaii	2,075	181	132	51	66	39	61	455	502	209	379
Idaho	1,888	126	12	40	93	19	163	531	295	272	337
Illinois	41,677	2,951	1,364	927	1,526	1,928	2,087	7,773	12,489	4,871	5,761
Indiana	14,357	1,353	290	308	512	375	1,077	2,595	4,468	1,688	1,691
Iowa	7,681	475	397	78	230	407	296	1,497	2,157	1,163	981
Kansas	7,387	670	189	147	193	100	427	1,985	1,721	804	1,151
Kentucky	9,507	703	473	182	255	189	351	2,937	1,364	1,539	1,514
Louisiana	7,348	632	159	171	417	118	305	1,338	1,634	1,311	1,263
Maine	2,035	145	38	10	59	11	34	610	289	459	380
Maryland	18,390	1,198	286	1,002	1,034	1,879	1,257	2,661	5,294	2,245	1,534
Massachusetts	36,035	2,827	951	1,337	1,280	1,122	2,463	7,206	9,392	3,983	5,474
Michigan	21,292	1,324	537	513	926	562	2,127	3,875	5,441	2,670	3,317
Minnesota	22,082	967	1,704	375	425	522	456	5,642	3,972	5,608	2,411
Mississippi	4,822	185	95	93	493	80	135	1,465	958	635	683
Missouri	20,561	1,166	687	567	521	421	909	4,003	7,296	2,660	2,331
Montana	1,161	97	38	44	83	14	55	332	114	191	193
Nebraska	4,874	304	98	317	197	188	100	1,298	1,098	754	520
Nevada	2,148	86	39	70	80	39	100	680	508	298	248
New Hampshire	4,577	212	25	71	72	131	221	907	1,913	610	415
New Jersey	15,287	1,499	466	330	853	662	1,653	3,016	3,270	1,536	2,002
New Mexico	3,336	328	59	123	163	52	277	879	668	455	332
New York	71,573	7,459	1,968	2,622	2,805	2,492	3,990	16,193	14,213	8,071	11,760
North Carolina	18,376	1,646	209	546	875	670	1,240	4,017	4,356	2,473	2,344
North Dakota	1,825	47	70	37	62	29	87	392	396	402	303
Ohio	22,780	1,829	731	566	1,219	388	1,781	4,573	5,184	3,595	2,914
Oklahoma	6,616	765	285	118	220	187	448	1,227	1,778	750	838
Oregon	8,487	773	254	134	308	78	360	3,706	1,239	884	751
Pennsylvania	36,891	2,713	1,357	856	1,361	1,773	2,824	7,319	8,171	5,596	4,921
Rhode Island	2,618	219	101	106	111	64	121	435	832	178	451
South Carolina	5,878	433	138	114	235	86	390	1,446	1,411	728	897
South Dakota	1,336	71	80	27	66	65	101	348	215	163	200
Tennessee	12,125	955	383	204	379	154	478	2,949	2,899	2,389	1,335
Texas	46,288	3,571	1,962	1,323	1,952	1,852	3,260	9,111	12,997	4,969	5,291
Utah	9,565	273	161	110	238	532	350	2,163	3,360	1,612	766
Vermont	2,295	580	83	390	41	37	82	328	267	110	377
Virginia	23,844	3,295	1,228	550	507	811	1,108	5,164	5,320	1,911	3,950
Washington	9,292	707	406	142	438	398	509	1,745	1,865	1,227	1,855
West Virginia	6,806	830	117	782	105	92	168	1,180	1,383	628	1,521
Wisconsin	8,755	514	337	270	247	173	637	1,703	2,397	1,299	1,178
Wyoming	476	65	4	21	66	6	51	88	61	31	83
U.S. Service Academies	3	0	0	0	0	0	3	0	0	0	0
Other jurisdictions	5,321	267	356	44	145	103	294	1,202	1,458	801	651
American Samoa	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Guam	106	2	5	0	3	0	0	58	6	0	32
Northern Marianas	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Puerto Rico	5,165	265	351	44	142	103	294	1,128	1,430	801	607
U.S. Virgin Islands	50	0	0	0	0	0	0	16	22	0	12

1 Includes 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.

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

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

4 Includes business management, marketing, and related support services; and personal and culinary services.

5 Includes 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 2014, Completions component. (This table was prepared April 2016.)