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19 Master's degree programs of Western Carolina University
The Asheville Graduate Center on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Asheville offers master’s degree programs of constituent institutions of The University of North Carolina, as well as other colleges and universities. More than 600 residents of Western North Carolina who are seeking advanced degrees participate in the approximately 30 master’s degree programs currently offered through the Asheville Graduate Center.
The Asheville Graduate Center office is located in 123 Karpen Hall, UNC Asheville. Classes are held in various UNC Asheville classroom buildings in the evenings as well as through UNC Asheville’s distance learning facilities. Degrees earned through the Asheville Graduate Center are conferred by the universities that bring programs to Asheville. Tuition charges are the same as the home campus offering the degree program.
Established in 1984 by The University of North Carolina, the Asheville Graduate Center is administered by UNC Asheville, Division of Academic Affairs.
The Asheville Graduate Center is continuously evaluating and updating its programs and degree offerings according to the needs of the Western North Carolina region. A goal is to have a compatible graduate degree program, especially for career development, within a reasonable commuting distance for residents of the region.
