Master of Distance Education- Prepare for the Fall 2007 Semester at UMUC

Master of Distance Education
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The Graduate School is pleased to announce exciting changes to the Master of Distance Education
degree requirements—available in the fall 2007 semester.

More Information

STUDY PLAN:
Use this study plan when registering for your fall 2007 courses and beyond!
Master of Distance Education

SPECIALIZATION STUDY PLANS: Current students (pre-fall 2007) considering a specialization are invited to review/follow these study plans:

Distance Education Technology

Distance Education Teaching and Training

Distance Education Policy and Management

Dual Degree Program
Some dual degree program courses may have changed. Visit Dual Degrees for more information.

General Questions
Please visit the FAQs

Specific Questions
Contact your graduate advisor, e-mail gradinfo@umuc.edu, or call 800-888-UMUC (8682).

Or contact Program Academic Coordinator Scott Wibbert swibbert@umuc.edu

or Program Director, Stella Porto sporto@umuc.edu

What's New About the Program

Some course names and numbers have been updated for fall 2007.
Please use the Master of Distance Education Study Plan to determine which courses you should register for.

To continue with your current requirements
You only need to use the new course names and numbers. Please review the Study Plan for a side-by-side comparison of the current curriculum (pre-fall 2007) and the new curriculum (as of fall 2007).

New Curriculum (Fall 2007):
To compare your current requirements to the new requirements, please use the Specialization Study Plans to the right.

Three New Specializations
Students beginning the program in fall 2007 must select one of the following three specializations and take the corresponding seven 3-credit courses (21 credits):

New! Distance Education Technology (DETC)
New! Distance Education Teaching and Training (DETT)
New! Distance Education Policy and Management (DEPM)

New Dual Degree Options
Enhance your credentials. For 18 additional credits, you can now obtain a dual degree in the following: