Muskie School of Public Service
The Muskie School of Public Service is Maine’s distinguished public policy school, combining an extensive applied research and technical assistance portfolio with rigorous undergraduate and graduate programs of study. Learn more about Muskie School of Public Service.
Highlights
Congratulations, graduates!
The Muskie School is honored to present the graduates of the 2019-2020 academic year. Congratulations and best wishes to the graduates on all of their accomplishments.
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Geography-Anthropology
Geography-Anthropology integrates the two disciplines to examine the relationship between human populations and their natural and built environments.
Policy, Planning, and Management
Graduate-level education and training for careers in the public and nonprofit sectors. Out-of-state students can now receive a reduced tuition rate.
Tourism and Hospitality
The Tourism and Hospitality program is the first of its kind in Maine- a truly interdisciplinary experience that looks at all aspects of Maine's keystone industry.
Public Health
Bridging public health and health care delivery systems to build a more effective, sustainable infrastructure. Out-of-state students receive a reduced tuition rate.
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Cutler Institute for Health and Social Policy
The Cutler Institute is dedicated to developing innovative, evidence-informed, and practical approaches to pressing health and social challenges.
News
CBS News Interviews USM's Wallace About the Pandemic’s Impact on Maine’s Seasonal Workers and Businesses
Muskie School and UM Graduate and Professional Center hosting free COVID-19 webinar series
Fall webinar series on the Covid-19 pandemic
Dr. Erika Ziller of Public Health to Appear in Covid-19 Webinar
Graduate Certificate in Public Health Going Fully Online
New report from USM’s Cutler Institute highlights challenges for system-involved older youth
USM hosting course and webinar series on COVID-19
Professor Michaud on Maine Calling Special: Will New England Have A Tourist Season?
Fulbright Candidate Julia Gustafson '20 Will Study Landscape Archeology Abroad Next Year