The University of Vermont's nationally recognized Graduate Counseling Program provides students with the professional knowledge and skills they need to act as facilitators of change and growth for individuals, groups, and organizations.
Graduates receive a Master of Science degree and are prepared to succeed as professional counselors in a wide variety of settings.
The Master of Science in Dietetics (MSD) Program in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences at the University of Vermont is a 30-hour graduate credit degree that prepares students for professional practice as a Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist. (RD/N). The program includes didactic coursework and supervised practice experience culminating in student eligibility to write the exam for registered dietitian/nutritionists.
Early Childhood Education is a growing field, with a dramatic increase in public support and dynamic research opportunities. Teaching in Early Childhood feels like a journey full of discovery, laughter and fond memories. Our program features innovative coursework and hands-on learning founded on research-based practices, sustainability, inclusion, and social justice.
As an economics major at UVM, you will study a broad array of topics which bear directly on human welfare, including economic growth and development, unemployment, the relationship between the environment and the economy, international trade, technological change, the role of race and gender in the economy, and poverty and the distribution of income.
The Electrical Engineering (EE) program at UVM provides a significant amount of hands-on experience. The curriculum requires four semesters of laboratory experience in circuits and electronics. In addition, you will take courses in microprocessor-based design, signal processing, communication systems, and energy systems that also have a significant laboratory experience. Finally, both in your first and last years you will be involved in a team-based, interdisciplinary design project. Through these experiences you will develop design skills that will be invaluable after graduation.
The Electrical Engineering (EE) graduate program at UVM offers you the chance to contribute to EE innovation while also expanding your career options. UVM offers a Master of Science (M.S.) degree with research, project, or coursework options. UVM has outstanding EE faculty, who work closely with talented students in the classroom, laboratory, and in research addressing global issues and technological challenges. Opportunities also exist for collaborative research projects with industry partners and national research laboratories.
The Elementary Education program offered by University of Vermont prepares teachers for an endorsement in grades kindergarten through six. The Bachelor of Science in Education is awarded upon satisfactory completion of the approved program, which includes a planned sequence of professional courses, field experiences, and a full-semester internship experience.
The University of Vermont's English Department offers comprehensive programs in literary studies that cover a vast range of human experience. Students learn essential skills in communication, persuasion, creativity, and critical analysis.
The English Department has classes in British, American, and Anglophone world literature; rhetoric and composition; creative writing; critical theory; and cultural studies.
The University of Vermont's Environmental Sciences major combines a natural science-based core curriculum with hands-on experience needed to identify, analyze, and solve environmental problems. Instructors are active environmental research scientists. Classroom encounters with environmental scientists who are leaders in their field are heightened by hands-on field and service-learning opportunities.
The University of Vermont's Environmental Program, known nationally for its interdisciplinary approach, serves a wide range of students interested in an equally wide range of environmental issues. Coursework in the Environmental Program, often carried out in far-flung corners of the world, exposes students to world-class faculty in areas ranging from environmental law and policy, climate change ecology, ecological economics, and environmental humanities.