MA in Comparative and International Development Education in Minneapolis United States | University of Minnesota Twin Cities

Develop expertise in global and cross-cultural education. This Comparative and International Development Education (CIDE) program equips students with comprehensive knowledge about how cultural, economic, and political factors shape education across borders. You'll analyze the similarities and differences among global education systems, including higher education, while engaging in practical internships and faculty-led research to strengthen your applied skills. The program explores how international education impacts domestic students and highlights the importance of global educational exchanges for fostering peace, worldwide understanding, and social equity. You'll also acquire skills to evaluate and recommend strategies for enhancing student learning, building intercultural skills, and designing creative cultural education initiatives.
Plan A option: 30 credits (including master's thesis) typically completed in 2 years for full-time students
Plan B option: 30 credits (substituting thesis with extra coursework) usually finished in 2 years for full-time students