Political Science - Applied Community and Economic Development

Illinois State University

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Summary

The Applied Community and Economic Development (ACED) sequence is an interdisciplinary program that enables those who are passionate about social change through service to take their careers to the next level. The sequence is designed for returned Peace Corps Volunteers and students with other development experiences (e.g., AmeriCorps, nonprofit work).

The Stevenson Center for Community and Economic Development coordinates these programs for Fellows, who spend an intense year on campus followed by an 11-month paid professional practice. ACED sequence students have a graduate assistantship in the fall and spring semesters on campus prior to field work. Students pursuing this sequence receive a solid and relevant educational opportunity to pursue careers in community and economic development in the United States and around the world.

Career Outcomes

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Course Credential

Bachelor

Application Deadline

Fall : 1 May / Spring : 15 October / Summer : 1 April

Course Availibility

Open

Course specific Intake

Academics, GPA

3.0 GPA

English requirements

IELTS: 6.5 TOFEL: PTE: 53

Course Duration

4 years

Tuition Fees

USD$ 28000.00

*Price shown is for indicative purpose, please check with institution

IMP Notes

Location

Normal, Illinois

Scholarships

Here are some scholarship that are available at The Illinois State University.

Combined Adrienne Marshall English Scholarship and Barry Marshall Science Scholarship

Value of scholarship

Tuition Fee Scholarship

Application details:

For further details, please contact the university website.

Eligibility requirements

Be students at the Beijing Huija Private School;
meet all entry requirements normally applied to the English Language Bridging course and the Bachelor of Science1 course;
not be Australian citizens or permanent residents of Australia; and
be liable for international full fees.

Who can apply:

All international