Students should plan to consult with the director of the Office of International Education, who will arrange for approval of their concentration. The list is available from the Office of International Education and in the Concentration Requirements Handbook. These courses are relevant to a variety of interests in international education and allow students to tailor the concentration.
Many students also find a field experience placement appropriate to their academic interests.
This concentration is not to be confused with the Program in International Education Policy, which is also offered at the master's level. Send e-mail to HGSE Admissions.