The University of San Francisco offers 19 unique and distinguished Master's Programs in the College of Arts and Sciences: Applied Economics, Asia Pacific Studies, Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Computer Science Bridge, Data Science, Energy Systems, Environmental Management, International and Development Economics, International Studies, Migration Studies, Museum Studies, Professional Communication, Public Leadership, Sport Management, Urban and Public Affairs, and Writing. Each of these graduate programs offer scholarships and some offer internships. Please visit www.usfca.edu/asgrad for more detailed information. The University of San Francisco was founded in 1855 as the first university in San Francisco. USF is a private, Jesuit university with a long and distinguished history in the sciences, social sciences, business, law, nursing, humanities and arts. Of the 11,100 students at USF, 39% are graduate students in the more than 60 graduate programs at the university. Students benefit from the wealth of resources and experiences available in one of the world's most vibrant, entrepreneurial and beautiful cities, the center of finance, technology and culture on the West Coast.