Courses offered
through the Concentration welcome graduate students from all fields
at the University, and may be of particular interest to students
in higher education and professional fields. One does not need to
be officially enrolled in the Concentration to benefit from these
courses, as they are carefully designed to reach a number of different
audiences.
Professionals in Educational Settings
A growing cadre of non-physician professionals
are interested or working in medical and professional education
settings, and are seeking ways to develop skills and perspectives
that will increase their professional effectiveness. Individuals
with knowledge and expertise in education can find professionally
challenging and satisfying careers in educational administration
in professional schools, and also in social sciences research conducted
in these educational settings.
Physicians, Clinicians and Faculty in Professional
Schools
An increasing number of physicians and other
clinicians in academic health care centers, as well as faculty well-versed
in other professions who have teaching responsibilities, are seeking
advanced training in education to provide them with a conceptual
and scholarly foundation for their educational responsibilities,
and to enhance their leadership potential.
Students in Professional Schools
Current graduate students in professional
schools such as Medicine, Dentistry, Law, Business or Nursing might
have career aspirations that include formal teaching or educational
research. The concentration can provide them with a solid foundation
in higher education theory and practice, and also with practical
approaches to teaching, assessment and evaluation. Dual degree programs
are available through some of these professional schools.
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