Comparative and International Development Education (CIDE)
CIDE uses an interdisciplinary approach to the study of education’s role in economic, political, and sociocultural development; international educational exchange; and the internationalization of education.
Students enrolled in CIDE are the future leaders, policy analysts, educators, and researchers in the field of comparative and international development education. Students enrolled in this track incorporate relevant knowledge from the social sciences and the humanities into their studies, and they apply theory and practice in their area of specialization.
Graduates of the CIDE program pursue careers in teaching, administration, consulting, and counseling in universities, government agencies, foundations, and private non-profit organizations.
This program is for applicants interested in the following specialization areas:
- Comparative and International Development Education
- International Educational Exchange/International Education
- Global Youth Policy and Leadership
CIDE Programs
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Educational Policy and Administration
Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Educational Policy and Administration
Master of Arts (M.A.) in Educational Policy and Administration
Graduate Minor in International Education
Contacts
For questions regarding the admissions process, admissions documents, or general information about the program contact:
Dr. Jeremy
Hernandez
Coordinator of graduate studies
Phone: 612-626-9377
Email: herna220@umn.edu
Specific questions regarding course content should be directed to the
program coordinator:
Dr. Frances Vavrus
Coordinator, comparative and international development education
program
Phone: 612-625-5663
Email:
vavru003@umn.edu
Revised April 2012