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Armstrong Atlantic's master's degree in
Liberal and Professional Studies (MALPS) is for working professionals
and mature college graduates who desire both personal enrichment and
professional development through an innovative, interdisciplinary
graduate program.
At the core of the program are four courses that focus on the values,
research strategies, communication skills, and critical thinking
skills required for personal growth and career advancement. In
addition, students elect to follow one of three tracks based on their
interests and goals:
GENDER &
WOMEN'S STUDIES--for those interested in reinterpreting existing
data and perspectives on women and gender through interdisciplinary
approaches to culture, society, social movements, and the arts.
INTERNATIONAL
STUDIES--for those who seek a deeper understanding of various
regions in our increasingly interconnected world and of international
issues that affect the development of public policies and the global
economy.
LEADERSHIP STUDIES--for
those with the desire to develop the knowledge, skills, and abilities
necessary to think strategically, manage change, communicate a vision,
empower others, and advance in their professions.
Finally, all students in the program will have opportunities to apply
their knowledge and extend their professional experience through
off-campus internships and guided projects.
On this web site, you will find information about the MALPS program
of study, admission
standards, and admission
procedures. For more information about this innovative
graduate degree program, please schedule an appointment to visit with
an advisor in AASU's Office of
Liberal Studies: (912) 921 5991.
e-mail nordqudi@mail.armstrong.edu
updated 07 August 2006

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