The Masters in Interdisciplinary Studies (MIS) degree program is a unique graduate degree program. Students concentrate in one of nearly thirty areas, which utilize more than 270 different courses. Three core courses provide a common grounding in interdisciplinary thinking and action that draws together diverse fields and approaches. Students in the program share a commitment to intellectual exploration, graduate-level education, and the motivation to learn for a variety of personal and professional reasons. The MIS program office attempts to assist you in every way possible, from the informational stage to the application process to the course work and culminating experience and matriculation. Planning your program with the program director is an essential component of completing a pertinent and meaningful degree, and we make every effort to encourage and insure such involvement. Individualized advising, carefully selected classes and program construction, interdisciplinary research, and a commitment to the student are central to the program. The UCF Masters in Interdisciplinary Studies Program is a Full Member of the Association of Graduate Liberal Studies Programs www.aglsp.org which "is an international organization of over 125 institutional members that share a common interest in graduate-level liberal education."