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Humboldt State University
www.humboldt.edu/~english/mip.html



Department: English/TESL
Degrees Awarded:  TESL (MA)
Admissions Deadlines: Rolling
Admissions Cycle: Rolling (no summer admissions)
Program Start: fall or spring
Founded: October 2000



Benefits

One-semester internship (academic credit granted) in teaching ESL before Peace Corps assignment for MI students. Four hours of academic credit will be earned for Peace Corps service through English 694: Reflections on Field Experience.

Description

The Master's International Program at Humboldt State is offered as part of the Master of the Arts in English degree, with a graduate emphasis in TESL. Students will earn a minimum of forty-one (41) credit hours. Students are required to complete twenty-four (24) credits before Peace Corps service. Students will return to campus following Peace Corps service to complete remaining coursework and to write a paper based on their field experience.

Requirements

BA in any field with a GPA of 3.0 or better, three letters of recommendation, a written statement of purpose, and HSU's standard graduate application. No prior study of linguistics or teaching experience is required, though students may be required to complete background courses in linguistics. Native speakers of English must study at least one language other than English.



For inquiries about Master's International, call 800.424.8580 x1812.
Program Contacts
  If you have questions, please contact:

Dr. Michael Eldridge
Graduate Director

 


Mail
  Humboldt State University
Department of English
201 Founders Hall
Arcata, CA 95521-8299

 


Telephone
  707.826.3758

 


Fax
  707.826.5939

 


Email
  me2@
humboldt.edu