Colleges and Universities in Thaumaturgaea

Magic colleges and universities in the Thaumaturgaea Story are institutions for continued education, specifically after a person has graduated from high school or magic school. Whether it is referred to as college or university (or other terms) can differ from region to region, and sometimes depend on what manner or amount of courses they offer.

These institutions can offer various courses like the ones listed here. Much like normal colleges, some of them can specialize in a specific field of study. One example is agricultural colleges vs. herbology colleges.

Most beings will go straight to a guild or coven after magical high school, which would be the equivalent of going to a trade school or technical college. However, some may want to expand their knowledge and study in specialized ways, which can be done at magical colleges.

Note that the example college courses listed here have general numbers and abbreviations associated with them. These can differ from college to college. Some of these may also be broken up into two or more courses.

General Education
As with many colleges, there are general education courses that need to be taken. In magic colleges there are two kinds: non-magical and magical.

The non-magical course can be supplemented by AP or equivalent courses in high school. That is, from a non-magical high school. This is because magic high schools do not typically offer AP/advanced non-magical classes, just the Study Hall to make sure people keep up their math/reading/etc. skills.

Non-magical general education courses are merely meant to ensure students have basic knowledge of math, science, language, etc. for non-magical purposes on a college level, like taxes. The magical courses are intended to be the basis of magical knowledge, and can be supplemented by a diploma and sufficient grades from a magical high school.

While the non-magic general education can be completed whenever the student chooses, the magical general education courses must be completed before moving on to more specific and advanced courses. This is because the magical general education courses act as a basis for magical knowledge, and are related to further courses in one way or another.

Non-magical General Education
The following is a list of non-magical general education courses offered at most magic colleges. The base courses are required for graduation if they are not already supplemented by previous credits. The subsets of each base course are additional electives that students can take if they want to.


 * GEN100 – Studying Basics (ways to study, keep notes organized, resources on campus, etc)
 * GEN110 – Reading (ways to read better, etc)
 * GEN111 – Literature (themes, tropes, analysis, etc)
 * GEN120 – Writing
 * GEN121 – Creative Writing
 * GEN130 – Arithmetic
 * GEN131 – Algebra
 * GEN132 – Geometry
 * GEN133 – Trigonometry
 * GEN140 – Science
 * GEN141 – Biology
 * GEN142 – Chemistry
 * GEN150 – Arts
 * GEN151 – Music
 * GEN152 – Painting
 * GEN153 – Digital Media
 * GEN154 – Theater
 * GEN155 – Sculpture
 * GEN156 – Cooking
 * GEN157 – Photography
 * GEN160 – Computers
 * GEN161 – Programming
 * GEN162 – Office Skills
 * GEN170 – History
 * GEN171 – Philosophy
 * GEN172 – Religions
 * GEN173 – Government
 * GEN180 – Language (The most common or native language of wherever the college is, includes going over grammar and spelling)
 * Note, language availability may differ depending on region and location. Some of these may be swapped out for other languages, such as English.
 * GEN181 – Spanish
 * GEN182 – French
 * GEN183 – German
 * GEN184 – Japanese
 * GEN185 – Chinese
 * GEN186 – Arabic
 * GEN187 – Swahili
 * GEN188 – Hindi
 * GEN189 – Portuguese
 * GEN190 – Handling Money (Budgets, checks, etc.)
 * GEN191 – Economics
 * GEN192 – Taxes

Magical General Education
The following is a typical list of magical general education courses offered at most if not all magic colleges. The exception is for colleges that specialize in a specific field of magic, in which case the magical generation education courses will be focused on teaching the basics of the college's own specialization.


 * MGC100 – Fundamentals of Magic
 * CNB100 – Basics of Charms and Blessings
 * HNC100 – Basics of Hexes and Curses
 * HRB100 – Introduction to Herbology
 * ELM100 – Introduction to the Elements
 * TOL100 – Fundamental Tools of Witchcraft
 * PTN100 – Introduction to Potions and Salves
 * EIM100 – Ethics in Magic
 * HIS100 – A Brief History of Magic
 * ALT100 – Fundamentals of Altars
 * FAM100 – Introduction to Familiars

Bachelor-level Degrees
The following are specific tracks and degrees that students can take, along with the advanced courses under them. Students can take them as a major or minor. If taken as a minor, only part of the courses are required in order to qualify for a minor in a given degree. If take as a major, more courses are required to quality for the degree. In some cases, this usually means having to take all of the listed courses, or at least all of the base courses and a specific number of subset courses.

Courses that are listed as a subset of another course can be taken only when the main course is successfully completed. Courses that are listed as subsets of the same course can be taken in any order once their base course is completed.

Similar to how doctorates allow the official use of doctor as a person's title, getting a magic degree allows for a person to official use the title of "maven". In general, this is basically a gender-neutral way of saying that a person is an expert in a specific field. In the Thaumaturgaea setting, it is specifically used to refer to people with magic degrees, or otherwise a person with significant amounts of experience with magic outside of college.

Spellcaster
Degree in General Magic. This is essentially equivalent to a General Studies degree. All courses under this degree are required.


 * MGC101 – Intermediate General Magic
 * MGC102 – Advanced General Magic
 * TOL101 – Intermediate Topics on Witchcraft Tools
 * TOL110 – Basics of Wands and Staves
 * TOL120 – Basics of Candles
 * TOL130 – Basics of Brooms
 * ANT100 – Fundamentals of Amulets and Talismans
 * ELM101 – Intermediate Elemental Magic
 * HIS110 – Basics of the History of Spells
 * HIS111 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Spells
 * HIS112 – Advanced Topics on the History of Spells
 * HIS113 – The History of Charms and Blessings
 * HIS115 – The History of Hexes and Curses
 * HRB101 – Intermediate Herbology
 * CNB101 – Intermediate Charms and Blessings
 * HNC101 – Intermediate Hexes and Curses
 * GEM100 – Basics of Gemstones and Crystals
 * GEM101 – Intermediate Gemstones and Crystals
 * ALC100 – Basics of Alchemy
 * ALC101 – Intermediate Alchemy
 * SPW100 – Fundamentals of Spirit Work
 * SPW101 – Basics of Necromancy
 * SPW102 – Basics of Exorcism
 * HEA100 – Fundamentals of Healing
 * SHA100 – Fundamentals of Shamanism
 * DIV100 – Fundamentals of Divination
 * ILL100 – Fundamentals of Illusions and Glamours
 * FAM101 – Intermediate Topics on Familiars
 * ENV100 – Fundamentals of Environmental Magic

Herbologist
Degree in Herbology, working with plants and magic. This includes how to grow plants for magical uses. For HRB110, at least 2 subset courses need to be completed for this degree.


 * MGC101 – Intermediate General Magic
 * ELM101 – Intermediate Elemental Magic
 * ELM110 – Elemental Properties of Flower, Trees, and Other Plants
 * HRB150 – The Elements and Herbology
 * HEA100 – Fundamentals of Healing
 * HEA101 – Intermediate Healing
 * HEA103 – Herbology and Healing
 * SHA100 – Fundamentals of Shamanism
 * HRB140 – Herbology and Shamanism
 * TOL101 – Intermediate Topics on Witchcraft Tools
 * EIM101 – Ethics in Herbology
 * HIS120 – Basics of the History of Herbology
 * HIS121 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Herbology
 * HIS122 – Advanced Topics on the History of Herbology
 * HRB101 – Intermediate Herbology
 * HRB102 – Advanced Herbology
 * HRB110 – Plant Growth and Health
 * HRB111 – Flowers and Magic
 * HRB112 – Trees and Magic
 * HRB113 – Mushrooms and Magic
 * HRB114 – Herbs and Magic
 * HRB115 – Spices and Magic
 * HRB116 – Other Plants and Magic
 * HRB120 – Preparation and Processing of Plants
 * PTN101 – Intermediate Topics on Potions and Salves
 * HRB130 – Herbology and Potions
 * HRB131 – Herbology and Salves

Magical Historian
Degree in Magic History. HIS110 and all of its subsets are required, while at least half of the other base courses (and their subsets) must be complete to qualify for this degree.


 * HIS110 – Basics of the History of Spells
 * HIS111 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Spells
 * HIS112 – Advanced Topics on the History of Spells
 * HIS113 – The History of Charms and Blessings
 * HIS115 – The History of Hexes and Curses
 * HIS120 – Basics of the History of Herbology
 * HIS121 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Herbology
 * HIS122 – Advanced Topics on the History of Herbology
 * HIS130 – Basics of the History of Potions and Salves
 * HIS131 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Potions and Salves
 * HIS132 – Advanced Topics on the History of Potions and Salves
 * HIS140 – Basics of the History of Alchemy
 * HIS141 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Alchemy
 * HIS142 – Advanced Topics on the History of Alchemy
 * HIS150 – Basics of the History of Divination
 * HIS151 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Divination
 * HIS152 – Advanced Topics on the History of Divination
 * HIS160 – Basics of the History of the Elements
 * HIS161 – Intermediate Topics on the History of the Elements
 * HIS162 – Advanced Topics on the History of the Elements
 * HIS170 – Basics of the History of Magic Healing
 * HIS171 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Magic Healing
 * HIS172 – Advanced Topics on the History of Magic Healing
 * HIS180 – Basics of the History of Witchcraft Tools
 * HIS181 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Witchcraft Tools
 * HIS182 – Advanced Topics on the History of Witchcraft Tools
 * HIS190 – Basics of the History of Shamanism
 * HIS191 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Shamanism
 * HIS192 – Advanced Topics on the History of Shamanism
 * HIS200 – Basics of the History of Spirit Work
 * HIS201 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Spirit Work
 * HIS202 – Advanced Topics on the History of Spirit Work
 * HIS210 – Basics of the History of Illusions and Glamours
 * HIS211 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Illusions and Glamours
 * HIS212 – Advanced Topics on the History of Illusions and Glamours
 * HIS220 – Basics of the History of Gemstones and Crystals
 * HIS221 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Gemstones and Crystals
 * HIS222 – Advanced Topics on the History of Gemstones and Crystals
 * HIS230 – Basics of the History of Summoning
 * HIS231 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Summoning
 * HIS232 – Advanced Topics on the History of Summoning
 * HIS233 – Basics of the History of Environmental Magic
 * HIS234 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Environmental Magic
 * HIS235 – Advanced Topics on the History of Environmental Magic
 * HIS300 – Beginner Interdisciplinary Magical History (how the history of all magical disciplines are connected)
 * HIS301 – Intermediate Topics on Interdisciplinary Magical History
 * HIS302 – Advanced Topics on Interdisciplinary Magical History

Apothecarist
Degree in Potion Making. For PTN102, at least half of its subsets must be complete in order to qualify for this degree.


 * MGC101 – Intermediate General Magic
 * ELM101 – Intermediate Elemental Magic
 * ALC100 – Basics of Alchemy
 * ALC101 – Intermediate Alchemy
 * ALC200 – Alchemical Applications for Potion Making
 * HIS130 – Basics of the History of Potions and Salves
 * HIS131 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Potions and Salves
 * HIS132 – Advanced Topics on the History of Potions and Salves
 * EIM102 – Ethics in Potion Making
 * TOL101 – Intermediate Topics on Witchcraft Tools
 * TOL103 – Witchcraft Tools for Potion Making
 * HEA100 – Fundamentals of Healing
 * HEA101 – Intermediate Healing
 * HEA104 – Potions and Salves for Healing
 * HEA106 – Diagnosing Ailments and Proper Treatments
 * PTN101 – Intermediate Topics on Potions and Salves
 * PTN102 – Advanced Topics on Potions and Salves
 * PTN111 – Fundamentals of Non-plant Ingredients
 * PTN112 – Potions and Salves for Physical Ailments
 * PTN113 – Potions and Salves for Mental Ailments
 * PTN114 – Potions and Salves for Spiritual Ailments
 * PTN115 – Potions and Salves for Things Other Than Ailments
 * PTN116 – Tea, Oils, Sprays, and Other Potion-Related Items
 * HRB130 – Herbology and Potions
 * HRB131 – Herbology and Salves
 * HRB101 – Intermediate Herbology
 * HRB120 – Preparation and Processing of Plants
 * PTN200 – Fundamentals of Plant-based Ingredients

Alchemist
Degree in Alchemy. For ALC120 and ALC130, at least two of the subsets of each course must be complete to qualify for this degree.


 * MGC101 – Intermediate General Magic
 * ELM101 – Intermediate Elemental Magic
 * ALC201 – The Importance of Elements in Alchemy
 * HIS140 – Basics of the History of Alchemy
 * HIS141 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Alchemy
 * HIS142 – Advanced Topics on the History of Alchemy
 * EIM103 – Ethics in Alchemy
 * TOL101 – Intermediate Topics on Witchcraft Tools
 * TOL104 – Witchcraft Tools for Alchemy
 * HRB101 – Intermediate Herbology
 * HRB120 – Preparation and Processing of Plants
 * ALC200 – Use of Plants in Alchemy
 * ALC101 – Intermediate Alchemy
 * ALC102 – Advanced Alchemy
 * ALC110 – Fundamentals of the Periodic Table in Alchemy
 * ALC111– Advanced Topics on the Periodic Table
 * ALC120 – Fundamentals of Magical Alchemy
 * ALC121 – Fire Alchemy
 * ALC122 – Water Alchemy
 * ALC123 – Air Alchemy
 * ALC124 – Earth Alchemy
 * ALC125 – Alchemy with Other Magical Elements
 * ALC130 – Fundamentals of Scientific Alchemy
 * ALC131 – Alchemy with Metals
 * ALC132 – Alchemy with Metalloids
 * ALC133 – Alchemy with Nonmetals
 * ALC140 – The Importance of Magic and Science in Alchemy
 * ALC150 – Applications of Alchemy
 * ALC151 – Advanced Applications of Alchemy

Seer
Degree in Divination. For DIV101, at least 5 of its subset courses need to be completed in order to qualify for this degree.


 * HIS150 – Basics of the History of Divination
 * HIS151 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Divination
 * HIS152 – Advanced Topics on the History of Divination
 * EIM104 – Ethics in Divination
 * TOL101 – Intermediate Topics on Witchcraft Tools
 * TOL105 – Witchcraft Tools for Divination
 * DIV110 – Specialized Divination Tools
 * DIV100 – Fundamentals of Divination
 * DIV101 – Intermediate Divination
 * DIV102 – Advanced Divination
 * DIV111 – Tarot Cards and Other Forms of Cartomancy
 * DIV112 – Astrology
 * DIV113 – Numerology
 * DIV114 – Scrying
 * DIV115 – Tea, Coffee, and Other Food Readings
 * DIV116 – Reading the Runes
 * DIV117 – Dice, Bones, and Other Thrown Readings
 * DIV118 – Palm and Other Body Readings
 * DIV119 – Theriomancy, Divination via Animals
 * DIV120 – Bibliomancy, Divination via Books
 * DIV130 – Oneiromancy, Divination via Dreams
 * DIV140  – Obscure and Rare Forms of Divination
 * SPW100 – Fundamentals of Spirit Work
 * DIV121 – Divination with the Dead
 * SHA100 – Fundamentals of Shamanism
 * DIV122 – Divination with Shamanism
 * GEM100 – Basics of Gemstones and Crystals
 * DIV123 – Divination with Gemstones and Crystals
 * FAM101 – Intermediate Topics on Familiars
 * DIV124 – Divination with Familiars
 * SUM100 – Fundamentals of Summoning
 * DIV125 – Divination via Summoning

Healer
Degree in Healing. For HEA106, at least 4 of its subset courses must be complete to qualify for this degree.


 * HIS170 – Basics of the History of Magic Healing
 * HIS171 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Magic Healing
 * HIS172 – Advanced Topics on the History of Magic Healing
 * MGC101 – Intermediate General Magic
 * MGC102 – Advanced General Magic
 * EIM105 – Ethics in Healing
 * TOL106 – Witchcraft Tools for Healing
 * HEA100 – Fundamentals of Healing
 * HEA101 – Intermediate Healing
 * HEA102 – Advanced Healing
 * HEA103 – Herbology and Healing
 * HEA104 – Potions and Salves for Healing
 * HEA105 – Gemstones and Crystals for Healing
 * HEA106 – Diagnosing Ailments and Proper Treatments
 * HEA111 – Healing Magic for Cancers
 * HEA112 – Healing Magic for Bones
 * HEA113 – Healing Magic for Muscles
 * HEA114 – Healing Magic for Organs
 * HEA115 – Healing Magic for Mental Health
 * HEA116 – Healing Magic for Spiritual Health
 * HEA117 – Others Types of Healing

Elementalist
Degree in General Elements. ELM102 and all subsets of ELM103 must be completed, as well as at least 7 of the other subsets under ELM101, to qualify for this degree.


 * HIS160 – Basics of the History of the Elements
 * HIS161 – Intermediate Topics on the History of the Elements
 * HIS162 – Advanced Topics on the History of the Elements
 * EIM106 – Ethics in Elemental Magic
 * ELM101 – Intermediate Elemental Magic
 * ELM102 – Advanced Elemental Magic
 * ELM103 – Magical Elemental Properties
 * ELM110 – Elemental Properties of Flower, Trees, and Other Plants
 * ELM111 – Elemental Properties of Gemstones and Crystals
 * ELM112 – Elemental Properties of Locations and Environments
 * ELM113 – Elemental Properties of the Time of the Year
 * ELM114 – Elemental Properties of the Sun, Moon, and Stars
 * ELM115 – Miscellaneous Elemental Properties
 * ELM104 – Fire Magic
 * ELM105 – Water Magic
 * ELM106 – Air Magic
 * ELM107 – Earth Magic
 * ELM108 – Lightning Magic
 * ELM109 – Plant Magic
 * ELM120 – Metal Magic
 * ELM121 – Cold Magic
 * ELM122 – Light Magic
 * ELM123 – Dark Magic
 * ELM124 – Sun Magic
 * ELM125 – Moon Magic
 * ELM126 – Star Magic
 * TOL101 – Intermediate Topics on Witchcraft Tools
 * TOL110 – Tools for Collecting Elemental Energy
 * TOL111 – Tools for Channeling Elemental Energy

Witchcrafter
Degree in Magical Crafting, basically about creating tools, talismans, and amulets. At least 3 courses must be completed from TOL103 to TOL110 for this degree. In addition, at least 3 of the "Basics of [tool]" courses (including their subsets) must be completed for this degree.


 * HIS180 – Basics of the History of Witchcraft Tools
 * HIS181 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Witchcraft Tools
 * HIS182 – Advanced Topics on the History of Witchcraft Tools
 * EIM107 – Ethics with Witchcraft Tools
 * TOL101 – Intermediate Topics on Witchcraft Tools
 * TOL102 – Advanced Topics on Witchcraft Tools
 * TOL110 – Tools for Collecting Elemental Energy
 * TOL111 – Tools for Channeling Elemental Energy
 * TOL112 – Apply Elemental Properties to Tools
 * TOL103 – Witchcraft Tools for Potion Making
 * TOL104 – Witchcraft Tools for Alchemy
 * TOL105 – Witchcraft Tools for Divination
 * TOL106 – Witchcraft Tools for Healing
 * TOL107 – Witchcraft Tools for Shamanism
 * TOL108 – Witchcraft Tools for Illusions and Glamours
 * TOL109 – Witchcraft Tools for Spirit Work
 * TOL110 – Witchcraft Tools for Summoning
 * TOL120 – Basics of Wands
 * TOL121 – Intermediate Topics on Wands
 * TOL122 – Advanced Topics on Wands
 * TOL123 – Basics of Staves
 * TOL124 – Intermediate Topics on Staves
 * TOL125 – Advanced Topics on Staves
 * TOL126 – Basics of Candles
 * TOL127 – Intermediate Topics on Candles
 * TOL128 – Advanced Topics on Candles
 * TOL129 – Basics of Brooms
 * TOL130 – Intermediate Topics on Brooms
 * TOL131 – Advanced Topics on Brooms
 * TOL132 – Basics of Witchcraft Clothes
 * TOL133 – Intermediate Topics on Witchcraft Clothes
 * TOL134 – Advanced Topics on Witchcraft Clothes
 * TOL135 – Miscellaneous Topics on Other Witchcraft Tools
 * TOL136 – Advanced Topics on Other Witchcraft Tools
 * ANT100 – Fundamentals of Amulets and Talismans
 * ANT101 – Intermediate Topics on Amulets and Talismans
 * ANT102 – Advanced Topics on Amulets and Talismans
 * GEM100 – Basics of Gemstones and Crystals
 * TOL137 – Gemstones and Crystals as Tools of Witchcraft
 * GEM103 – Preparation and Processing of Gemstones and Crystals
 * ALT101 – Intermediate Topics on Altars
 * ALT102 – Advanced Topics on Altars
 * ALT103 – Altar Statues and Effigies
 * ALT104 – Altar Cloths and Decorations
 * ALT105 – Candles and Other Tools for Altar Work
 * ALT106 – Miscellaneous Topics on Altars

Shaman
Degree in Shamanism, which is focused on drawing and channeling spiritual power from the environment, including from animals and deceeased people. For SHA101, at least 2 courses must be completed for this degree. For ENV105, at least 2 courses must be completed.


 * MGC101 – Intermediate General Magic
 * ELM101 – Intermediate Elemental Magic
 * SHA115 – The Importance of Elements in Shamanism
 * HIS190 – Basics of the History of Shamanism
 * HIS191 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Shamanism
 * HIS192 – Advanced Topics on the History of Shamanism
 * TOL101 – Intermediate Topics on Witchcraft Tools
 * TOL110 – Tools for Collecting Elemental Energy
 * TOL111 – Tools for Channeling Elemental Energy
 * TOL107 – Witchcraft Tools for Shamanism
 * SHA109 – Advanced Tools for Shamanism
 * SHA110 – Cultural Tools for Shamanism
 * EIM108 – Ethics in Shamanism
 * EIM117 – Ethics in Cultural Shamanism
 * SHA100 – Fundamentals of Shamanism
 * SHA101 – Intermediate Topics on Shamanism
 * SHA102 – Advanced Topics on Shamanism
 * SHA103 – Cultural Aspects of Shamanism
 * SHA104 – Shamanism and the Environment
 * SHA105 – Shamanism and Religion
 * HRB140 – Herbology and Shamanism
 * SHA105 – Shamanistic Cures
 * DIV122 – Divination with Shamanism
 * SUM100 – Fundamentals of Summoning
 * SHA106 - Shamanism and Summoning
 * SPW100 – Fundamentals of Spirit Work
 * SHA107 – Shamanism and Spirit Work
 * SHA108 – Ancestor Worship and Communication
 * CNB101 – Intermediate Charms and Blessings
 * SHA111 – Shamanistic Charms and Blessings
 * HNC101 – Intermediate Hexes and Curses
 * SHA112 – Shamanistic Hexes and Curses
 * ALT101 – Intermediate Topics on Altars
 * SHA113 – Shamanistic Altars
 * SHA114 – Advanced Topics on Shamanistic Altars
 * FAM101 – Intermediate Topics on Familiars
 * FAM102 – Advanced Topics on Familiars
 * FAM103 – Caring for Familiars
 * FAM104 – Protecting Familiars and the Environment
 * ENV100 – Fundamentals of Environmental Magic
 * ENV101 – Intermediate Topics on Environmental Magic
 * ENV103 – Protecting the Environment with Magic
 * ENV104 – Different Regions and Their Natural Magic
 * ENV105 – Drawing Magic From Natural Structures
 * ENV110 – Land Magic
 * ENV111 – River Magic
 * ENV112 – Lake Magic
 * ENV113 – Sand Magic
 * ENV114 – Saltwater Magic
 * ENV115 – Tree Magic
 * ENV116 – Stone Magic

Medium
Degree in Spirit Work, including Necromancy and Exorcism. For SPW102, SPW104 and SPW105, at least one subset for each must be completed for this degree.


 * HIS200 – Basics of the History of Spirit Work
 * HIS201 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Spirit Work
 * HIS202 – Advanced Topics on the History of Spirit Work
 * EIM109 – Ethics in Spirit Work
 * EIM110 – Ethics in Necromancy
 * EIM111 – Ethics in Exorcism
 * TOL101 – Intermediate Topics on Witchcraft Tools
 * TOL109 – Witchcraft Tools for Spirit Work
 * GEM100 – Basics of Gemstones and Crystals
 * GEM101 – Intermediate Gemstones and Crystals
 * TOL137 – Gemstones and Crystals as Tools of Witchcraft
 * SPW111 – Gemstones and Crystals for Spirit Work
 * SPW100 – Fundamentals of Spirit Work
 * SPW101 – Basics of Necromancy
 * SPW102 – Intermediate Necromancy
 * SPW112 - Necromancy for Non-Physical Undead
 * SPW113 - Necromancy for Physical Undead
 * SPW103 – Basics of Exorcism
 * SPW104 – Intermediate Exorcism
 * SPW114 - Exorcising Non-Physical Undead
 * SPW115 - Exorcising Physical undead
 * SPW105 – Intermediate Topics on Spirit Work
 * SPW106 – Advanced Topics on Spirit Work
 * SPW110 – Understanding Types of Ghosts
 * SPW116 – Binding Ghosts
 * SPW117 – Channeling Ghosts
 * CNB101 – Intermediate Charms and Blessings
 * SPW118 – Charms and Blessings from Ghosts
 * HNC101 – Intermediate Hexes and Curses
 * SPW119 – Hexes and Curses from Ghosts
 * ALT101 – Intermediate Topics on Altars
 * SPW120 – Altars for Sprit Work (rituals, set up, offerings, etc)
 * SUM100 – Fundamentals of Summoning
 * SUM110 – Summoning Ghosts and Other Spiritual Beings
 * SPW121 – Advanced Ghost Summoning

Illusionist
Degree in Illusions and Glamours. Illutions are for inanimate objects, while glamours are for living beings. For ILL101, ILL102 and its subsets are required. ILL122 is also required, with at least 3 of its subsets needing to be completed for this degree. In addition, at least 2 other subsets of ILL101 need to be completed for this degree.


 * HIS210 – Basics of the History of Illusions and Glamours
 * HIS211 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Illusions and Glamours
 * HIS212 – Advanced Topics on the History of Illusions and Glamours
 * EIM112 – Ethics in Illusions and Glamours
 * TOL101 – Intermediate Topics on Witchcraft Tools
 * TOL108 – Witchcraft Tools for Illusions and Glamours
 * GEM100 – Basics of Gemstones and Crystals
 * GEM101 – Intermediate Gemstones and Crystals
 * TOL137 – Gemstones and Crystals as Tools of Witchcraft
 * ILL111 – Gemstones and Crystals for Illusions and Glamours
 * ILL100 – Fundamentals of Illusions and Glamours
 * ILL101 – Intermediate Topics on Illusions and Glamours
 * ILL102 – Advanced Topics on Illusions and Glamours
 * ILL120 – Invisibility (not literal, basically be ignored by everyone regardless of what you’re doing)
 * ILL121 – Attention (opposite of Invisibility)
 * ILL122 – Illusions for Specific Senses
 * ILL130 – Visual Illusions (see)
 * ILL131 – Auditory Illusions (hear)
 * ILL132 – Olfactory Illusions (smell)
 * ILL133 – Gustatory Illusions (taste)
 * ILL134 – Tactile Illusions (touch)
 * ILL103 – Glamours for the Self
 * ILL104 – Glamours for Animals
 * ILL105 – Glamours for Other People
 * ILL106 – Illusions for Objects
 * ILL107 – Illusions for Locations

Lapidarist
Degree in Gemstones and Crystals. For GEM101, courses GEM102 through GEM108 are required, while at least 5 of the other subset must be completed for this degree.


 * HIS220 – Basics of the History of Gemstones and Crystals
 * HIS221 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Gemstones and Crystals
 * HIS222 – Advanced Topics on the History of Gemstones and  Crystals
 * EIM113 – Ethics in Gemstones and Crystals
 * GEM100 – Basics of Gemstones and Crystals
 * GEM101 – Intermediate Gemstones and Crystals
 * GEM102 – Advanced Gemstones and Crystals
 * GEM104 – Mineral Gemstones
 * GEM105 – Artificial Gemstones
 * GEM106 – Organic Gemstones
 * GEM107 – Rocks as Gemstones
 * GEM108 – Chatoyant Gemstones
 * GEM110 – Diamonds for Magic
 * GEM111 – Beryls for Magic
 * GEM112 – Corundums for Magic
 * GEM113 – Feldspar for Magic
 * GEM114 – Garnets for Magic
 * GEM115 – Jades for Magic
 * GEM116 – Opals for Magic
 * GEM117 – Quartzes for Magic
 * GEM118 – Obscure Forms of Gemstones and Crystals
 * TOL137 – Gemstones and Crystals as Tools of Witchcraft
 * GEM109 – Advanced Uses of Gemstones and Crystals for Witchcraft
 * GEM103 – Preparation and Processing of Gemstones and Crystals
 * ELM101 – Intermediate Elemental Magic
 * ELM103 – Magical Elemental Properties
 * ELM111 – Elemental Properties of Gemstones and Crystals

Summoner
Degree in Summoning. All courses under this degree are required.


 * HIS230 – Basics of the History of Summoning
 * HIS231 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Summoning
 * HIS232 – Advanced Topics on the History of Summoning
 * EIM114 – Ethics in Summoning
 * ELM101 – Intermediate Elemental Magic
 * SUM103 – Creating and Controlling Elementals (beings made of a certain element that you can create and control)
 * SUM104 – Advanced Topics on Elementals
 * TOL101 – Intermediate Topics on Witchcraft Tools
 * TOL140 – Witchcraft Tools for Summoning
 * SUM110 – Advanced Tools and Rituals for Summoning
 * SUM100 – Fundamentals of Summoning
 * SUM101 - Intermediate Topics on Summoning
 * SUM102 – Advanced Topics on Summoning
 * SUM105 – Summoning Living Beings (basically teleporting them to you)
 * SUM106 – Self-Summoning (teleporting yourself)
 * SUM107 – Summoning with Inanimate Objects
 * SUM110 – Summoning Ghosts and Other Spiritual Beings
 * SUM140 – Summoning Magical Entities
 * SUM150 – Summoning Minor Deities
 * SUM160 – Summoning Major Deities
 * ALT101 – Intermediate Topics on Altars
 * ALT102 – Advanced Topics on Altars
 * SUM120 – Altars for Summoning

Environmental Witch
Degree in Environmental Magic, which is focused on adapting to your surroundings and using them as part of your magic. Also focused on understanding how the environment can affect your magic, how to take care of the environment (both your own wellbeing and nature around you) to better help your magic, etc. This is different from shamanism since there is no spiritual aspect. Shamanism is channeling one's environment, including animals and the spirits of the dead, while environmental magic is more about using the environment in general.


 * HIS233 – Basics of the History of Environmental Magic
 * HIS234 – Intermediate Topics on the History of Environmental Magic
 * HIS235 – Advanced Topics on the History of Environmental Magic
 * EIM115 – Ethics in Environmental Magic
 * ENV100 – Fundamentals of Environmental Magic
 * ENV101 – Intermediate Topics on Environmental Magic
 * ENV102 – Advanced Topics on Environmental Magic
 * ENV103 – Protecting the Environment with Magic
 * ENV104 – Different Regions and Their Natural Magic
 * ENV105 – Drawing Magic From Natural Structures
 * ENV110 – Land Magic
 * ENV111 – River Magic
 * ENV112 – Lake Magic
 * ENV113 – Sand Magic
 * ENV114 – Saltwater Magic
 * ENV115 – Tree Magic
 * ENV116 – Stone Magic
 * ENV106 – Drawing Magic From Human-made Structures
 * ENV120 – Concrete and Brick Magic
 * ENV121 – Glass Magic
 * ENV122 – Road Magic
 * ENV123 – Building Magic
 * ENV124 – Metallic Magic (metal in cars, copper used in   electrical work, etc)
 * ENV107 – Drawing Magic From Natural Beings
 * ENV130 – Insect Magic
 * ENV131 – Butterfly Magic
 * ENV132 – Moth Magic
 * ENV133 – Beetle Magic
 * ENV134 – Fly Magic
 * ENV135 – Ant Magic
 * ENV136 – Bee Magic
 * ENV137 – Dragonfly Magic
 * ENV138 – Cockroach Magic
 * ENV139 – Magic for Other Insects
 * ENV140 – Arachnid Magic
 * ENV141 – Spider Magic
 * ENV142 – Scorpion Magic
 * ENV143 – Tick and Mite Magic
 * ENV144 – Magic for Other Arachnids
 * ENV150 – Aquatic Beings Magic
 * ENV151 – Fish Magic
 * ENV152 – Shark Magic
 * ENV153 – Octopi and Squid Magic
 * ENV154 – Coral Magic
 * ENV155 – Nudibranch and Sea Snail Magic
 * ENV156 – Jellyfish Magic
 * ENV157 – Deep Sea Creature Magic
 * ENV158 – Aquatic Mammal Magic (must take the Mammal Magic    class as well before taking this)
 * ENV159 – Magic for Other Aquatic Beings
 * ENV160 – Amphibian Magic
 * ENV161 – Frog Magic
 * ENV162 - Toad Magic
 * ENV163 – Salamander Magic
 * ENV164 – Newt Magic
 * ENV165 – Caecilian Magic
 * ENV169 – Magic for Other Amphibians
 * ENV170 – Bird Magic
 * ENV171 – Songbird Magic
 * ENV172 – Duck Magic
 * ENV173 – Chicken Magic
 * ENV174 – Raptor Magic
 * ENV175 – Hummingbird Magic
 * ENV176 – Corvid Magic
 * ENV177 – Ratite Magic (ostriches, emus, etc)
 * ENV178 – Penguin Magic
 * ENV179 – Magic for Other Birds
 * ENV180 – Reptile Magic
 * ENV181 – Lizard Magic
 * ENV182 – Snake Magic
 * ENV183 – Turtle Magic
 * ENV184 – Tortoise Magic
 * ENV185 – Alligator Magic
 * ENV186 – Crocodile Magic
 * ENV187 – Tuatara Magic
 * ENV189 – Magic for Other Reptiles
 * ENV190 – Mammal Magic
 * ENV191 – Feline Magic
 * ENV192 – Canine Magic
 * ENV193 – Ursine Magic
 * ENV194 – Cervidae Magic
 * ENV195 – Ungulate Magic
 * ENV196 – Rodent Magic
 * ENV197 – Elephant Magic
 * ENV198 – Mustelid Magic
 * ENV199 – Magic for Other Mammals
 * ENV108 – Magic for Other Natural Beings
 * ENV109 – Magic for Extinct and Dead Beings

Subject Witch
Degree in Magic for certain mundane subjects, listed below. Usually "Subject" is replaced by whatever the specific subject they have studied, such as Music Witch and Cooking Witch.


 * MGC101 – Intermediate General Magic
 * MGC102 – Advanced General Magic
 * EIM116 – Ethics in Magic for Mundane Activities
 * Various normal/mundane classes for a regular degree of a non-magical subject, plus some magic classes related to using magic in some way with the subject. The available subjects are usually as follows, and their education would be equivalent to an associates degree on the general subject in a mundane college:
 * Music
 * Art
 * Science
 * Math
 * Technology
 * Engineering
 * Cooking
 * Language
 * Literature

Master and Doctorate Degrees
Masters and Doctorate magic degrees are also available at most magic colleges, though the classes for them are much more specific and advanced. Specialized degrees can only be taken as a Masters track, essentially allowing students to specialize in a specific field of their bachelors degree. Note that these specialized Masters course may have limited availability depending on the magical university (if they focus on anything in particular), but the previous bachelors magical degrees are usually available at every magical college/university.

People with a masters-level degree or equivalent experience earn the title of "archmaven". Those with a doctorate or equivalent experience earn the title of "high maven".

The following is just a list of common Masters/Doctorate magic degrees. Some colleges may have these degrees with different courses, or otherwise other kinds of degrees entirely, than the ones listed here.


 * Specialized Spellcaster degrees:
 * Spellmaster, specialized Magic degree in General Magic (essentially a Masters level version of Spellcaster)
 * Posicaster (focused on Charms and Blessings)
 * Negacaster (focused on Hexes and Curses)
 * Blesscaster (focused on Blessings)
 * Cursecaster (focused on Curses)
 * Charmcaster (focused on Charms)
 * Hexcaster (focused on Hexes)
 * [Religion] Witch, degree in [Religion] Magic (i.e. Catholic Witch, Wiccan Witch, etc.); depending on the degree and the religion, this also qualifies you as a priest/minister/rabbi/imam/etc.
 * [Culture] Witch, degree in [Cultural] Magic (i.e. Mexican Witch, Neapolitan Witch, etc.)
 * Specialized Witchcrafter degrees:
 * Wand Crafter
 * Staff Crafter
 * Candle Crafter
 * Talisman Crafter
 * Amulet Crafter
 * Broom Crafter
 * Fashion Crafter (focused on wearables; robes, hats, armor, and other magical clothes, but not amulets/talismens)
 * Specialized Spirit Work degrees:
 * Necromancer
 * Exorcist
 * Medium
 * Specialized Shamanism degrees:
 * Beastmaster (caring for and utilizing animals in magic)
 * [Culture] Shaman (focused on Shamanism of a particular culture; Mayan Shaman, Scottish Shaman, etc.)
 * [Region] Shaman (focused on Shamanism of a particular region; Lake Shaman, Mountain Shaman, etc.)
 * Specialized Subject Witchdegrees:
 * Computer Witch (specialized Technology Magic degree in Magic for Computers and Programming)
 * Many other degrees depending on the subject. These would effectively be equivalent to a Bachelors degree, and sometimes a Masters degree, of the same non-magical subject in a regular college.
 * Specialized Elementalist degrees:
 * [Element] Witch, specialized Element degree in an element of choice (Fire Witch, Water Witch, etc), usually the following:
 * Fire, Water, Air, Earth, Lightning
 * Plant, Metal, Cold, Light, Dark
 * Sun, Moon, Star
 * Sometimes other, more unusual elements (Sugar, Meat, Blood, Smoke, etc.)
 * Specialized Environmental degrees, including but not limited to:
 * Ocean Witch
 * Forest Witch
 * Mountain Witch
 * Desert Witch
 * Urban Witch
 * Rural Witch
 * Jungle Witch
 * Snow Witch
 * Space Witch