International Education Administration The American College of the Mediterranean

Overview

The International Education Administration master program from The American College of the Mediterranean is a one-year, 38 credit, practitioner-based graduate degree that is strategically designed to prepare students for leadership positions in the field of study abroad as well as the broader industry of higher education. 

Given the breadth of the curriculum and professional experience afforded by the program, graduates will also be well-positioned for employment in the areas of diplomacy, government, human resources, diversity, equity, and inclusion, as well as in the corporate sphere. In this Mediterranean-based program, students spend one semester at ACM’s campus in Aix-en-Provence, France, one semester at ACM’s center in Barcelona, Spain, and participate in a traveling seminar throughout Morocco during the J-Term.

 Students explore the cultural and linguistic richness of these three regions while taking courses that provide a comprehensive background in the historical and theoretical foundations of international education. 

Coursework also focuses on the development of essential knowledge and skills related to program development, management, budgeting, higher education policy, accessibility, diplomacy, mental health and wellness, risk and crisis management, accessibility, and diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Accreditation

Accredited by the New England Commission of High