51 PhD programmes offered by the university

The PhD in Engineering at The University of New Mexico with an emphasis in Nuclear Engineering requires 48 credit hours of coursework and 18 hours of dissertation.

You’ve been thinking about it. You know others who’ve done it. Now it’s your turn. We offer a phd in Nursing Practice at The University of New Mexico. 

The Linguistics doctoral program at The University of New Mexico requires a minimum of 48 semester hours of graduate credit coursework in linguistics. This minimum requirement may include up to 30 hours of master's degree credit (including thesis). 

The Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at The University of New Mexico offers an M.A. and Ph.D. in French. Both Degrees provide a rigorous and comprehensive training in French literary history, theory and criticism. 

The Ph.D. program in Philosophy at The University of New Mexico is designed to prepare the student for an academic career in philosophy as scholar, researcher, and teacher. The requirements described below structure a Ph.D. program of 5 years, for which students will normally receive full financial support.

The PhD program at The University of New Mexico College of Nursing develops exceptional nurse scientist, equipping them with the skills to address the wide-ranging of nursing challenges facing policymakers and health care providers. 

The PhD in Organization, Information, and Learning Sciences is a research degree offered at The University of New Mexico.

At The University of New Mexico, we offer our graduate students a phd degree in Nanoscience and Microsystems Engineering. 

The University of New Mexico’s PhD program in Communication Sciences and Disorders has a primary focus on preparing our graduates to work in academic faculty positions.  

As an interdisciplinary academic department at The University of New Mexico, Native American Studies is committed to Indigenous academic scholarship and research excellence. 

The Art History graduate program at The University of New Mexico is organized into two major areas of concentration, each of which integrates several fields of specialization—Art of the Americas and a general concentration in Art History.