Become an MI Student

Becoming a Master's International (MI) student requires a combination of focus, flexibility, and dedication. As an MI Student, you will spend one to two academic years on campus focusing on coursework. Upon receiving your overseas assignment and traveling to your host country, you will serve for twenty-seven months, three of which will be the language, cross-cultural, and technical training period. Towards the end of your training you will receive your Peace Corps assignment. Peace Corps assignments are strategically developed by in-country staff based upon the needs and requests of the country. Before leaving for your site you will be sworn in as a Peace Corps Volunteer.

While overseas you will be a Peace Corps Volunteer first. Your Peace Corps assignment will determine your academic project. Following service, you may be required to return to campus to complete your academic project or any other outstanding work required for your degree. After finishing your academic work, you will have obtained a master's degree in your respective field with two years of significant international work experience.

Benefits of Master's International for Students

You'll have a master's degree and two years of international experience to show for your efforts.

How to Apply

Details about the application process.

Last updated Jul 29 2009