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Graduate Studies
Graduate education has been an integral part
of Butler University since 1932. Over the years,
programs have evolved to meet the growing
needs of an increasingly educated and diverse
society. Graduate offerings may lead to
advanced degrees or new professional credentials,
and graduate level courses are offered in a number
of departments for personal enrichment.
Contact Information
Office of Graduate Admission
Butler University
4600 Sunset Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46208-3485
Local: (317) 940-8100
Toll free: (888) 940-8100
Fax: (317) 940-8150
E-mail: admission@butler.edu
Web: www.butler.edu/admission
CEEB code: 1073
Contact the Office of Admission in Robertson
Hall at (317) 940-8100 for application
forms for graduate study. A list of available
programs and detailed program information
may be found in the Graduate Programs section
at the end of this chapter, on Butler’s web
site, or you may contact any of the colleges or
departments listed below:
College of Business
(Holcomb Building, Room 120, 940-9221)
Master of Business Administration
Master of Professional Accounting
Jordan College of Fine Arts
(Lilly Hall, Room 221, 940-9064)
Master of Music in:
Composition
Conducting (choral or instrumental)
Music Education
Music History
Music Theory
Performance (piano, voice or orchestral instrument)
Piano Pedagogy
M.M. Degree with a double major
College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
(Pharmacy Building, Room 107, 940-9323)
Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Concentrations: pharmaceutics, pharmacology,
medicinal chemistry, pharmacy administration
and clinical sciences
Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences/
Doctor of Pharmacy degrees
Doctor of Pharmacy/Masters of Business
Administration (in collaboration with the
College of Business)
Master of Physician Assistant Studies
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Master of Arts in English
(Jordan Hall, Room 308, 940-9859)
Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing
(Jordan Hall, Room 308, 940-9859)
Master of Arts in History
(Jordan Hall, Room 349, 940-9680)
College of Education
(Graduate Studies Office, Jordan Hall, Room
246, 940-9501)
Accelerated Alternative Program: Initial
Licensure in Mild Intervention (P–12)
Educational Administration programs: Master
of Science in Education Administration
Experiential Program for Preparing School
Principals (EPPSP)
Effective Teaching and Leadership Program
(METL): Master of Science in Education
School Counseling: Master of Science in School
Counseling
General Information
A person holding a baccalaureate degree
from a regionally accredited college or university
who wishes to take graduate work for
purposes other than obtaining an advanced
degree (e.g. for teacher licensure, to transfer to
another institution or for self-enrichment) may
file a non-degree application. Application forms
may be obtained from and submitted to the
Office of Admission. An official transcript with
a baccalaureate degree posted must be mailed
directly from the issuing institution to the Office
of Admission. Applications and supporting
materials must be received one week prior to
the first day of the term.
If a non-degree student chooses to enter a
graduate degree program, the student must
complete a graduate degree-seeking application
and follow the application procedures for that
graduate program. Check with the Office of
Admission for exact dates.
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