Dartmouth’s new master’s degree program in Health Care Delivery Science combines advanced research expertise in health outcomes from The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice with the Tuck School of Business’s proven success in teaching leadership and teamwork, finance, and operations. The program’s inaugural class is made up of accomplished professionals who each have an average of 23 years’ experience in health care.

Video from the iSchool’s Information Night held in November 2011 at the Faculty of Information (iSchool at Toronto), University of Toronto. Individual faculty members outline the Master of Museum Studies (MMSt) program and their teaching interests. Prof. Cara Krmpotich gives an overview of the MMSt degree offered by the Faculty of Information, University of Toronto. For information about applying to our programs for September 2012 admission, please check our website at www.ischool.utoronto.ca or email admissions.ischool@utoronto.ca

Johann studies Intercultural Business in Denmark. He finds the study environment very modern and international, with a focus on providing students with both theoretical and practical skills. More information about all study programmes in Denmark at studyindenmark.dk

Johanna studies economics in Denmark. She finds that the quality of teaching is high and likes the close relationship between students and professors. More information about all study programmes in Denmark at studyindenmark.dk

Meet Jonathan, student of IE Business School’s Master in International Management and listen to his thoughts on moving from Ghana to Madrid, Spanish language and what his plans for the future are.

Dr. Barbara Klocko discusses the Master of Arts degree in Teacher Leadership. This degree is designed for teachers who love to teach and want to be innovators who energize and motivate their peers. Learn more: www.cel.cmich.edu

Jan Ignash, the Higher Education Coordinating Board’s Deputy Director of Policy, Planning and Research, discusses the status of the state’s efforts to increase college degree production in a time of diminishing public funding for higher education. This presentation was given before an advisory committee developing recommendations to the HECB on an update of the state’s Strategic Master Plan for Higher Education.

Programs in Kaplan University’s Graduate School of Education are designed with your vocational needs in mind. We constantly monitor industry trends and adjust our courses to make sure students have a strong set of skills and an authentic understanding of how the real world operates. Learn more: bit.ly

Dr. Jared A. Montoya has been a member of the Behavioral Science faculty at UTB/TSC since 2005. He received his Ph.D. in Applied Social Psychology from Brigham Young University. Dr. Montoya has professional experience working in human resources and personnel selection and has conducted quantitative and qualitative research for non-profit organizations. Dr. Montoya’s research interests focus on gender, culture, and multicultural psychology. He has published in the Journal of Counseling Psychology, Journal of Counseling and Development and the Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health. His research on multicultural counseling, employment discrimination, misperception, and Hispanic health has been presented at a number of professional conferences. Dr. Montoya teaches courses in Research Methods, Psychology and the Legal System and The Psychology of Gender. Dr. Montoya is the graduate coordinator for the Master of Arts in Psychology program at UTB/TSC.