SIT’S low-residency graduate program in International Education is designed for people working in the field of International Education. Our 2007 class included professionals based in locations such as New York, California, and South Africa, working in positions such as: Assistant Director of Admissions; Academic Program Coordinator; Field Manager of Study Abroad; International Students Coordinator; Spanish Teacher and Director of International Students; and Study Abroad Coordinator (Latin America and Caribbean).
The courses and faculty for the on-campus and low-residency programs are the same, but the low-residency format allows participants to continue with their careers and benefit from each others expertise in a rich online learning environment.Participants must attend a two-week residential session here on the SIT campus in Brattleboro, Vermont and continue online coursework when they return to their homes and jobs.
Learn more about our graduate International Education (Low-Residency) Program and apply online at http://www.sit.edu/graduate/grad_maie_lowres.htm. Also, feel free to email Natalie Baker Merrill, the designated graduate admissions counselor for the program, at LowResIE@sit.edu with any questions you may have about the program. We look forward to hearing from you!
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