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Degree Offered: Interdisciplinary PhD.
Length of Program: 8 semesters. Students may be full-time or part-time and may begin the program at the beginning of the fall semester.
Program Requirements: 60 credits. Competence in a language other than English is not required for native English speakers. Practice teaching is not required. A thesis and a comprehensive examination are required.
Courses Offered: (*required) *Theories and Research in Second Language Teaching and Learning; *Second Language Acquisition Seminar in Phonetics Quantitative Option; *Quantitative Analysis I: Regression and Analysis of Variance; *Introduction to Graduate Research; *Research Design and Methodology; *Qualitative Research Theory and Design Educational Setting; Part 1 Qualitative Option; *Quantitative Analysis I: Regression and Analysis of Variance; *Introduction to Graduate Research; *Qualitative Research Theory and Design Educational Setting; Part 1 *Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis in Educational Settings; Part 2 *Dissertation (12 hours) Dissertation Curriculum and Instruction.
Full-Time Staff: Michael Wei (program director).
Admission Requirements: The applicant must have a 3.00 cumulative undergraduate GPA and 3.5 graduate GPA. Five letters of recommendation and a statement of intent are required. Nonnative speakers of English must have a TOEFL score of 580.
Tuition, Fees, and Aid: For in-state students, US$336 per credit; for out-of-state students, US$773 per credit. Some graduate research assistantship positions are available.
General: The program has a recently revised curriculum and courses are research-oriented.
None of this program is available via distance learning.
The university has an intensive English language program for nonnative speakers.
Further Information:
Dr. Michael Wei
319 Education Building
Department of Curriculum and Instructional Leadership
University of Missouri - Kansas City
615 East. 52nd Street
Kansas City, Missouri 64110-2499 USA
Telephone: 816-235-2498
Fax: 816-235-5270
E-mail: weiyou@umkc.edu
www.umkc.edu/education/CIL/masters/TESOLMasters.asp
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