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SCHOOL FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAINING
(SIT)
 Preparing students to be interculturally effective leaders, professionals,
and citizens committed to responsible global citizenship.
Location:
Brattleboro, Vermont
Founded:
As Experiment in International Living 1932
Program Start:
Summer and Fall
Admissions Deadline: Rolling
Financial Aid Deadline:
Decisions begin March 1
Accredited: Yes
Entry Requirements: Bachelor's
degree; ability to analyze experience and utilize it as a source of learning;
professional-level proficiency in English. GRE not required.
 EDUCATIONAL PRINCIPLES
SIT's accredited
curriculum incorporates field-based practice, reflection, and application, and
prepares graduates who are critical thinkers, effective communicators, and
compassionate advocates with exceptional intercultural skills and awareness.
SIT educates leaders capable of bridging
differences between people and nations in an effort to build a more peaceful and
sustainable world.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Students are automatically considered for all
available grants and scholarships at the time their financial aid application is
reviewed. Special SIT scholarships have been established to recognize applicants
whose professional and personal goals reflect the SIT mission. Federal loan
assistance is also available to US citizens and permanent residents.
CAREER ASSISTANCE AND ALUMNI NETWORK
SIT's Professional Development Resource Center (PDRC) is dedicated to the
career success of each student and to the on-going professional development of
students and alumni.
SIT's alumni are active and interconnected,
sharing thousands of job opportunities each year. Over 95% of students are
employed in a position related to their degree within one year of their study.
DEGREES OFFERED
SIT offers seven Master's degrees:
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MA in Teaching
Concentrations for
this degree include:
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French
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Spanish
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English to
Speakers of Other Languages
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MA in
Sustainable Development
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MA in
International Education
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MA in Social
Justice and Intercultural Relations
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MS in
Organizational Management
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MA in Conflict
Transformation
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MA in
Intercultural Service, Leadership, and Management
Concentrations for
these six degrees include:
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Leadership and Change
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Development Management
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Educational Exchange Management
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Community Development and Social Action
Training
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Diversity Leadership
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Human Resources Development and Training
Additional Program Options include:
- US Peace Corps Partnership: Master's International Program
- AmeriCorps*VISTA Partnership: SIT Master's Community
Development Program
Contact us for more information or to
speak with alumni:
Graduate Admissions
School for International Training|
P.O. Box 676 Kipling Rd
Brattleboro, VT 05302
Phone: 800-336-1616
Phone: 802-258-3510
Fax: 802-258-3500
Email: admissions@sit.edu
Internet:
www.sit.edu
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