Peace Corps Master’s International Program in Science Education

Welcome

Interested in Working Overseas?

Finding it Hard to Choose Between Peace Corps and Graduate School?

Then the Master's International Program may be for you...

This program combines a master's degree with Peace Corps service. The new Master's International program is offered jointly through the Departments of Education and Chemistry. Graduates will earn a Master of Science in Applied Science Education.

This site will help you to learn more about Michigan Tech's program in Science Education that followed our successful Master's International Programs in Civil and Environmental Engineering, Geological and Mining Engineering and Sciences, and Forestry. Here is an overview of what's in this site:

• Masters International Program - tells you a little more about the program requirements and expectations
• Peace Corps Assignments - explains more about volunteer activities with a link to the Peace Corps site
• Students in the Program - gives you a chance to see what the students in the program are doing
• Applying - will give you more information about applying to the program
• Resources and Links - Provides information on science education issues in the developing world, including student research reports/theses.
• Contacts - contains contact information
• FAQ - answers the Frequently Asked Questions about the program at Michigan Tech
• Michigan Tech - lets you know where to go for information about the campus

Photo: Small lizard, West Bay Lodge, Roatan, Honduras, by Joe Pimental, Pics4Learning.