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Master of Arts in Critical & Creative Thinking

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Online Interdisciplinary Master's Degree

MA CCT Graduate Chelle McIntyre-Brewer Explores Heritage, Builds Cultural Bridges

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The MA in Critical and Creative Thinking provides a unique opportunity to pursue both breadth and depth within the rich and diverse landscape of the liberal arts and sciences.

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Students pursuing an MA in Critical and Creative Thinking will enhance their career potential by developing advanced skills and abilities necessary for critical thinking, creativity, and leadership.

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Our interdisciplinary approach to your education challenges tradition, allowing you to capitalize on the wisdom from multiple academic disciplines.

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UNO was named #1 four-year school in the nation for military friendliness by Military Times magazine. Online education is a great option for military and veteran affiliated students.

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Challenging Problems Call for Challenging Tradition: Our program develops and applies a broad array of analytical skills and evidence-based knowledge, enhancing the potential for innovation and leadership.

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Creativity Counts

Among the traits employers say they value most are critical thinking, problem solving, and creativity.

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