Working professionals, recent college graduates, and others considering a master\u2019s degree now or in the future will have an opportunity to explore 15 options available at the University of Guam through the university\u2019s Fa\u00f1omn\u00e5kan 2019 Graduate Program Recruitment Fair on Wednesday, April 17. <\/p>\n
The fair is open to the public and will take place from 3pm to 7pm\u00a0at the Multi-Purpose Room 129 of the Jesus & Eugenia Leon Guerrero School of Business & Public Administration Building on the University of Guam campus.<\/p>\n
The fair will feature tables for each of the graduate programs and will also provide opportunities for attendees to speak first-hand with current graduate students and faculty. Financial aid and admissions assistance will also be available, including information on available scholarships and assistantships.<\/p>\n
The fair will also feature food and giveaways.<\/p>\n
UOG offers the following master\u2019s degrees:<\/p>\n
Master of Arts in Counseling<\/p>\n
Master of Arts in English<\/p>\n
Master of Arts in Micronesian Studies<\/p>\n
Master of Arts in Teaching<\/p>\n
Master of Education in Administration and Supervision<\/p>\n
Master of Education in Reading (online degree program)<\/p>\n
Master of Education in Secondary Education<\/p>\n
Master of Education in Special Education<\/p>\n
Master of Education in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages<\/p>\n
Master of Public Administration<\/p>\n
Master of Science in Biology<\/p>\n
Master of Science in Clinical Psychology<\/p>\n
Master of Science in Environmental Science<\/p>\n
Master of Science in Sustainable Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources<\/p>\n
Professional Master of Business Administration (available on-campus or online)\u00a0(UOG)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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