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TITLE New England Regional Student Program, Graduate Level1975-1976.

INSTITUTION New England Board of Higher Education, Wellesley,Mass.

PUB DATE [ M]NOTE 59p.AVAILABLE PROM New England Board of Higher Education, 40 Grove

Street, Wellesley, Massachusetts 02181 (S2.00)

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.75 BC-$3.15 PLUS POSTAGEDESCRIPTORS Admission (School); Doctoral Degrees; Educational

Opportunities; *Educational Programs; *GraduateStudents; *Higher Education; *Interstate Programs;Masters Degrees; *Nonresident Students; StateColleges; State Universities; Tuition

IDENTIFIERS Connecticut; Maine; Massachusetts; *New EnglandRegional Student Program; New Hampshire; RhodeIsland; Vermont

ABSTRACTThe New England Regional Student Program provides

major savings to both the participating student and the New Englandstate government. Students qualifying for study under the programreceive admissions preference among out-of-state applicants and arecharged only the equivalent of the in-state tuition fees. These arethe arrangements agreed to by each of the participating institutions.This catalogue provides a listing of graduate degree opportunities atstate universities open to residents of Connecticut, Maine,Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. Graduatedegree opportunities at state colleges are listed by master's degreecurricula and certificates of advanced graduate study listings. For alisting at the undergraduate level, see HE 006 106. (MJM)

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The New England Higher Education Compact

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREFACE 2

INTRODUCTIONGRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES AT STATEUNIVERSITIES 3

Opportunities open to Residents of Connecticut 5

Opportunities open to Residents of Maine

Opportunities open to Residents of Massachusetts 15

Opportunities open to Residents of New Hampshire 18

Opportunities open to Residents; of Rhode Island 24

Opportuniiies open to Residents of Vermont 30

INTRODUCTIONGRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES AT STATECOLLEGES 37

Master's Degree Curricula Listings 40

Certificates of Advanced Graduate Study Listings 49

INDEX 51

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new england regionalstudent program

Expanded study opportunities are made available each year to N3W England's collegeand graduate students through the New England Regional Student Program adminis-tered by the New England Board of Higher Education, the executive agency of the NewEngland Higher Education Compact. This is a multifaceted Program, consisting of thefetlowing categories:

a) the undergraduete level program at publicly-supported gree-granting, two-year institutions.

b) the undergraduate level program at state colleges.

c) the undergraduate level program at state universities,

d) the graduate level program at state colleges,

e) the graduate level program at state universities,

f) the professional level program in medicine at the College of Medicine, Univer-sity of Vermont.

the professional level program in dentistry for Maine residents only at theSchool of Dental Medicine at Tufts University.

h) the professional level program in occupational therapy for Massachusetts resi-dents only at Boston and Tufts Universities, and

the professional level program in physical therapy for Massachusetts residentsonly at Boston and Northeastern U.liversities.

The information on the following pages relates only to the fourth and fifth of thesecategories Persons desiring the details of the other categories of the Program shouldinquire at the New England Board of Higher Education.

This total Program. while not affording direct scholarships, does result in major savingsto ooth the participating student and the New England state governments. Studentsqualifying for study ur.der the Program are charged only the equivalent of the in-statetuition fees At the stare college level, students applying for study under this Programreceive admissions preference among out-of-state applicants. These are arrangementsagreed to by each of the participating institutions

The Program. now entering its eighteenth year of operation. is one of the manyactivities sponsored by the New England Board of Higher Education in its efforts toexpand opportunities for higher education for New England residents and to utilizemore efficiently the higher education resources of the region. The Program has demon-strably reduced costly duplication of study programs in publi institutions, whileaffording thousands of students major savings and expander' opwrtunities for study.It stands as a fine example of the educational benefits achi.4volJle through interstate andinterinstitutional cooperation.

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NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL STUDENT PROGRAMGRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES AT STATE UNIVERSITIES

FOR LEGAL RESIDENTS OF NEW ENGLAND, 1975-76

WHAT IT ISAn opportunity for qualified legal residents of New England to be enrolled, atthe discretion of the participating institutions, in graduate degree programsof study which are unique or distinctive at a particular institution, or in whichI specialization area within a broad subject marks a study program as one inthose categories Students admitted under these criteria will be charged onlythe usual resident (in- state) tuitiOn charge.

WHO IS ELIGIBLEAny qualified legal resident of any of the New England states.

HOW TO APPLYA resident of any New England state wishing to apply for study under this Pro-gram at one of the state universities must first obtain certification from theDean of the Graduate School of his home state university to the effect that theprogram of study desired is not available at the home state university Appli-cants must, therefore, examine course offerings carefully In cases where anapparently similar program of study is available at both institutions involved,trios certification will normally take the form of endorsement of a Statementfrom the chairman of the relevant department of Study.

For necessary forms and detailed information, inquiries should be directedto the dean of the graduate school at the following institutions

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Philip M. Rice'Dean of tne Graduate SchoolUniversity of ConnecticutStorrs, Connecticut 06268203/486-3619

Franklin P. Eggert;Dean of the Graduata SchoolUniversity of Maine at OronoOrono, Maine 04473207/581-7961

Richard M. FonteraDean of the FacultySoutheastern Massachusetts

UniversityN. Dartmouth, Massachusetts 02747617/997.9321

Dean of the Graduate School'University of LowellLowell, Massachusetts G1854617/454-7811

Vere C. ChappellActing Dean of the Graduate SchoolUniversity of MassachusettsAmherst. Massachusetts 01002413/545-0111

William H. DrewAssociate Dean of the Gracuate SchoolUniversity of New HampshireDurham, New Hampshire 03824603/862-2201

Vincent RoseAssociate Dean of the Graduate SchoolUniversity of Rhode IslandKingston, Rhode Island 02881401/792-2221

William H. MacMillanDean of the Graduate SchoolWaterman BuildingUniversity of VermontBurlington, Vermont 05401802/656-3160

Applicants must clearly indicate both in their initial inquiries and on their applicationforms that they are seeking admission under the terms of the New 'England RegionalStudent Program. Those seeking admission to a general subject area, e.g., History.must specify precisely the area of specialization they wish to follow.

'Inquiries regarding the MSW and the JD should be directed to tt- e following addresses:

Morton Coleman, DeanSchool of Social WorkThe University of ConnecticutGreater Hartford CampusWest Hartford. Connecticut 06117203/523-4841 x251

DeanSchool of LawThe University of ConnecticutGreater Hartford CampusWest Hartford. ormecticut 06117203/523-48'1 x34':

?Inquiries regarding the JD should be directed to the tollowing address

DeanSchool of LawUniversity Maine at Portland/Gorham246 Deering AvenuePortland, Mai.* 04102207/773-2981 x435

'Lowell Technological Institute and Lowell State Collage have merged to form theUniversity of Lowell, effective as of the academic year. 1975-76.

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GRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES AT STATE UNIVERSITIESOPEN TO RESIDENTS OF CONNECTICUT

MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS

AREA OF STUDY

Accounting

Agricultural Engineering

Anatomy

Art History

Astronomy

BiomedicaPEngineenng

Biostatistics

Community Development (M P S , M S.)

Community Planning (M C P,,)

Engliski (M A T )

Englich (for Junior College Teachers)

Environmental Health Sciences

Environmental Studies

Extension Education (M E Ed

Fisheries Biology

Food and Agricultural Engineering

Food and Resource Economics

Foi estrya) Forestry or Forest Resources

h) Wood Technology

Geography

Geology (M.S T )

Greek and Latin (M A,MAT)

Home Economics

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AVAILABLE AT

University of Massachusetts (PA.S.B.A )University of Rhode Island (M.S.)

University ofUniversity of

University of

University

University c

University of

University of

University of

MaineMassachusetts

Vei -non!

4ssachusetts

Massachusetts

Vermont

Vermont

Maine

Unmet sty of Phode Island

University of Massachusetts

University of New Hampshire

University of Rhode Island

Univers;ty of Lowell

University of Vermont




University of MaineUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of New HampshireUniversity of Vermont

University of MassachusettsUniversity cf New Hampshire

University of Rhode IslandUniversity of Vermont



University al Massachusetts

GRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES OPEN TO RESIDENTS OF

CONNECTICUT (Continued)MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS(Continued)

AREA OF STUDY AVAILABLE AT:

Industrial Engineering University of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode Wand

Labor Studies University of Massachusetts

Landscape Architecture (M.L.A.) University of Massachusetts

Library Science (M.L.S.) Rhode Island

Management Science University of Lowell (M.M.S.)University of Massachusetts (M.S.B.)

Marine Affairs (M.M.A.) University of Rhode Island

Marine Science University of Massachusetts

Medicinal Chemistry University of Rhode Island

Nuclear Engineering University of LowellUniversity of Rhode Island

Occupational Education (M 0 Ed.) University of New Hampshire

Paper Engineerir g University of Lowell

Plastics University of Lowell

Public Health M.A.T.) University of Massachusetts

Pulp and Pape. Technology or Paper University of MaineEngineering University of Lowell

Radiological Scien..es University of Lowell

Regional Planning (M.R.P.) University of Massachusetts

Resource Utilization or Resource Universit, of MaineEconomics University of Anode Island

Slavic Languages and Literatures 1.):evrarety of Massachusetts

Teaching (M A T) '....niversity of New Hampshire

Teacning of Foreign Language University of Maine

Textile Chemistry Southeastern Massachusetts University

Textile Technology Southeastern Massachusetts University

Visual Design (M F A) Southeastern Massachusetts University

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GRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES OPEN TO RESIDENTS OFCONNECTICUT (Continued)

DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMSAREA OF STUDY AVAILABol AT:

Agricultural Engineering University of Massachusetts

Anatomy University of Vermont

Animal Nutrition University of Maine

Astronomy University of Massachusetts

Business Administration University of Massachusetts

Forest Resources or Forestry and University of MaineWood Technology University of Massacnusetts

Human Movement University of Massachusetts

Industrial Engineering University of Massachusetts

Mathematics Education University of New Hampshire

Ocean Engineering University of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode Island

Wildlife and Fishene3 Biology University if Massachusetts

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Accounting University of Massachusetts (M.S.B.A.)University of Rhode Island (M.S.;

Aerospace Engineering University of Connecticut


Anthropology University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts (M.A.,M.A.T.)

Art (M.F.A., M.A.T.) University of Massachusetts

Art History University of Massachusetts


Biobehavioral Science University of Connecticut

Biological Engineering University of Cornecticut

Biological Sciences University of ConnecticutUniversity of LowellUniversity of New Hampsh..7e

Biology (M S T) University of New Hampshire

Biomedical Engineering University of Vermont

Biophysics University of ConnecticutUniversity of Rhode Island

Biostatistics University of Vermont

Chemistry Polymer Science Option University of Lowell

Classics (M A 11 Universiy of W...-sachusetts

Clothing. Textiles and Interior Design University of ConnecticutUniversity of Rhode Island

Community Planning (M C P) University of Rhode Island

Computer Engineering University of Lowell

Computer Scle.rice University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUiversity of Rhode Island

Dairy Technology a University of .:';orins..tizut

Dramatic Arts (M F A) University of ConrecticutUniversity of Mvsc:Iviusetts

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GRADUATE DEGREE OPPCITUNITIES OPEN TO RESIDENTS OFMAINE (Continued)

MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)

AREA Of STUDY AVAILABLE AT:

Electrical Biophysics University of Vermont

Environmental Biology University of Rhode Island

Environmental Health Sciences University of Rhode Island

Experimental Statistics University of Rhode Island

Ektension Education (M E Ed) University of Vermont

Fine Arts (M F A) University of Connecticut(Dramatic Art:. Only)


Fisheries Biology University of Massachusetts

Food and Resource Economics University of Massachusetts

Genetics University of Connecticut

Geography University of Rhode IslandUnive7s.ty of Vermont

Geology (M S T) University of Vermont

Greek and Latin (M A .MAT) University of Vermont

Industrial Engineering University of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode Isifind

Italian University of Connecticut

Labor Studies Univers fy n! Massachusetts

Landscape Architecture MA L A) University of Massachusetts

Lafin University of Connecticut

Linguistics University of ConnecticutUniversity of Manach.rsetts

Management Science University of fieassachusetts (M S B A )

Marine Affairs (M M A) University of Rhode Island

Marine Sc.ence Uni..ersity of Massachusetts

Materials Science University of Connecticut

Medical Technology University of ConnecticutUniversity of Vermont

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GRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES OPEN TO RESIDENTS OFMAINE (Continued)


AREA OF STUDY AVAILABLE AT

Medicinal Chemistry University of Rhotiu Island

Medieval Studies University of Connecticut

Metallurgy University of Conrecticut


Nursing University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode Island

Nutrition and Food University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts

I lutritional Pathology University of Connecticut

Occupational Education tM.O.Ed.) University of New Hampshire

Ocean Engineering University of ConnecticutUniversit} of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode Island

Pathology University of W..inont

Pharmaceutical Science University of Connecticut

Pharmacognosy UnKers.ty of Rhode Island

Pharmacolog University of Vermont

Pharmacology and Toxicology University of Rhode Island

Pharmacy University of Rhode Island

Pharmacy Administration Ur.iversity of Rhode Island

Philosophy University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode Island

Physiology and Biophysics University of Vermont


Polymer Science and Engineering University of Massachusetts

Public Health (M.S.. M.A.T.? University of Massachusetts

Radiological Sciences University of Lowell


Regulatory Biology (Physiology) Universi:y of Connecticut

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MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS (ConEnued)AREA OF STUDY AVAILABLE AT:

Slavic Languages and Literah:res University of Massachusetts

Social Work (M S W.) University of Connecticut

Spanish University of ConnecticutUniversity of New Hampshire

Spanish and Portuguese University of Massachusetts

Statistics University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode Island

Textile Chemistry Southeastern Massachusetts University

Textile Technology Southeastern Massachusetts University

Visual Design (M.F A.) Southeastern Massachusetts University

DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS


Aerospace Engineering University of Connecticut

Agricultural Economics University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts


Animal Industries University of Connecticut

Animal Sciences Univers :ty of Massachusetts

Anthropology University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts


Biobehavioral Science (Most areas) University of Connecticut

Biochemistry University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of New HampshireUniversity of Rhode IslandUniversity of Vermont

Biological Engineering (Some areas) University of Connecticut

Biological Sciences University of COnnect:cutUnwerSity of Rhode Island

Biomedical Science University of Connecticut

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MAINE (Continued)DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)


Biophysics University of ConnecticutUniversity of Rhode Island

Business Administration University of Massachusetts

Cell Biology

Chemistry Polymer Chemistry

Chemistry Polymer Science Option

Communication Studies and Disorders

Comparative Literature

Computer Science

Corrosion

Curriculum (Ed. D.)

Dairy Bacteriology

Economics

Education (some areas)

Electrtal Engineering

Endocrinology

English

Environmental Engineering

Fluid Dynamics


Food Science and Nutrition

French

University of ConnecticutUniversity of 'Iferniont

University of Connecticut

University of Lowell


University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts

University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusctts




University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of New Hampshire

University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts (Ed.D.)

University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode IslandUniversity of Vermont


University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of New HampshireUniversity of Rhode Island






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DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)AREA OF STUDY AVAILABLE AT:Genetics University of Connecticut

University of New Hampshire)

Geology University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts

German University of Connecticut

Germanic Languages and Literatures University of Massachusetts




Linguistics University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts

Materials Science (Some areas) University of Connecticut

Mathematics University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of New HampshireUniversity of Rhode Island


Mechanical Engineering University cf ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode IslandUniversity of Vermont


Medieval Studies (Interdisciplinary) University of Connecticut

Metallurgy University of Connecticut

Neurobiology University of Connecticut

Neuropharmacology University of Connecticut

Nutritional Science University of Connecticut

Ocean Engineering Univursity cf MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode Island

Pathobiology 'iniversity of Connecticut

Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Chemistry University of Connecticut

Pharmaceutical Sciences University of ConnecticutUniversity of Rhode Island

Pharmaceutics University of Connecticut

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MAINE (Continued)DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)


Pharmacognosy University of ConnecticutUniversity of Rhode Island

Pharmacology

Pharmacology and To4807y

Pharmacy

Philosophy

Physiology and Biophysics

Political Science

Polymer Science

Polymer Science and Engineering

Romance Languages

School Administration (Ed.0.)

Sociology

Soil Science

Spanish

Spanish and Portuguese

Speech Pathology and Audiology

Statistics


University of ConnecticutUniversity of Rhode Island










University of MassachusettsUniversity of vermont





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GRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES AT STATE UNIVEPSITIESOPEN TO RESIDENTS OF MASSACHUSETTS

MASTERS DEGREE PROGRAMS


Anatomy

Biobehavioral Science

Biological Engineering

Biostatistics

Community Planning (M C P.)

Dairy Technology

Electrical Biophysics

Extension Edi:cation

Genetics

Geography

Geology (M.S.T.)

Greek and Latin (M.A., M.A.T.)

Italian

Latin

Library Science (M.L.S.)

Marine Affairs (M.M.A.)

Materials Science

Medical Technology

Medicinal Chemistry

Medieval Studies

Metalluigy

Occupational Education (M.O.Ed.)

Oceanography

Pathology









University of ConnecticutUniversity cf New Hampshire

University of Rnode IslandUniversity of Vermont






U.,iversity of Rhode Island


University of ConnecticutUniversity of Vermont


University of Cor necticut



University of ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUniversity of Rhode Island


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MASSACHUSETTS (Continued)MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)


Pharmaceutical Science

Pharmacognosy

Pharmacology

Pharmacology and Toxicology

Pharmacy

Pharmacy Administration

Pulp and Paper Technology

Regulatory Biology (Physiology)

Social Work (M.S.W.)







University of Maine




Animal Industries

Biobehavioral Science (Most areas)

Biomedical Science

Cell Biology

Corrosion

Dairy Bacteriology

Endocrinology

Fluid Dynamics

Italian

Law (J.D.)

Materials Science (Some areas)

Medicinal Chemistry

Medieval Studies (Interdisciplinary)

Metallurgy

Neurobiology

Neuropharmacology










University of ConnecticutUniversity of Maine







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GRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES OPEN TO RESIDENTS OFMASSACHUUTTS (Continued)

DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)AREA OF STUDY AVAILABLE AT:Oceanography University of Connecticut

University of MaineUniversity of Rhode Island

Pathobiology University of Connecticut


Pharmaceutical Sciences University of ConnecticutUniversity of Rhode Island

Pharmaceutics University of Connecticut

Pharmacognosy University of ConnecticutUniversity of Rhode Island

Pharmacology University of ConnecticutUniversity of Vermont

Pharmacology and Toxicology University of ConnecticutUniversity of Rhode Island


Romance Languages University of Connecticut

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GRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES AT STATE UNIVERSITIES

OPEN TO RESIDENTS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE


AREA OF STUDY

Accounting (M.S.)

Aerospace Engineering


Anthropology

Art (M.F.A., M.A.T.)

Art History

Astronomy

Biophysics


Classics (M.A.T.)

Clothing, Textiles and InteriorDesign

Community Development (M.P.S., M.S.)

Community Planning (M.C.P.)


Computer Engineering

Computer Science

Dramatic Arts (M.F.A.)

Environmental Engineering (Some areas)

Experimental Stati..t.cs

Extension Education (M E.Ed.)

AVAILABLE AT:



University of MaineUniversity of Massachusetts


(M.A., M.A.T.)




University of ConnecticutUniversity of Phode Island

University of ConnecticutUniversity of Lowell



University of Maine


University of ConnecticutUniversity of Mai.*University of Massachusetts

University of LowellUniversity of Massachusetts

University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode Island





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GRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES OPEN TO RESIDENTS OFHEW HAMPSHIRE (Continued:



Food and Agricultural Engineering University of Massachusetts

Food Science University of ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUniversity of Massachusetts

Geography University of Rhode IslandUniversity of Vermont

Geology (M.S.T ) University of Vermont

Greek and Latin (M.A.. MA.T ) University of Vermont

Industrial Engineering University of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode Island




Latin University of Connecticut

Library Science (M.L.S.) University of Rhode Islari.1


Management Science University of Lowell (M.M.S.)University of Massachusetts (M.S.B.A.)

Marine Affairs (M.M.A.) University of Rhode Island







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NEW HAMPSHIRE (Continued)MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)


Oceanography University of ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUniversity of Rhode Island

Paper Engineering University of Lowell

Pharmaceutical Science University of Connecticut

Phermacognosy University of Rhode Island

Pharmacology University of Vermont

Pharmacology and Toxicology University of Rhode Island


Pharmacy Administration University of Rhode Island

Philosophy University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode Island



Psychology, Clinical University of Maine

Public Health (M.S., M.A. T.; University of Massachusetts

Pulp and Paper Technology and Univeisity of Maine

Paper Engineering University of Lowell

Radiological Sciences University of Lowell


Rhetoric and Public Address University of Massachusetts

(See Speech Communications)

Slavic Languages and Literatures University of Massachusetts

Social Work (M.S W.) University of Connecticut

Speech University of MaineUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode IslandUniversity of Vermont

Speech Communications University of Connecticut

Statistics University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode Island

Teaching of Foreign Language University of Maine

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GRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES OPEN TO RESIDENTS OFAEW HAMPSHIRE (Continued)

MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)AREA OF STUDY AVAILABLE AT:

Textile Chemistry

Textile Technology

Visual Design (M.F.A )

Southeastern Massachusetts University





Agricultural Economics

Anatomy

Animal Industries

Animal Nutrition

Animal Sciences

Anthropology

Astronomy

Blobehavioral Science (Most areas)

BiOrnedical Science

Biophysics

Administration.

Cell Biology



Civil Engineering (Some areas)

Communication Studies andDisorders


Computer Science

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University of Maine











University of ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of Rnode Island


University of tIonnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts



NEW HAMPSHIRE (Continued)DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)

AREA OF STUDY 'AVAILABLE AT:

Dairy Bacteriology University of Connecticut

Education

Entomology


Food and Resource Economics

Food Science and Nutrition

Forest Rssource

Forestry

Frrich

Geolc

German

Germanic Languages and Literatures

Human Movement

Industrial Engineering

Italian

Law (J D )

Linguistics


Mechanical Engineering (Some areas)

Medicinal Chemistry

Medieval Studies (Interdisciplinary)

Metallurgy

University ofUniversity ofUniversity of

University ofUniversity ofUniversity of

ConnecticutMaine (Ed.D.)Massachusetts (Ed D.)

ConnecticutMaineMassachusetts




University of Maine

University of WineUniversity of Massachusetts











University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode IslandUniversity of Vermont




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GRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES OPEN TO RESIDENTS OFNEW HAMPSHIRE (Continued)

DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)AREA OF STUDY AVAILABLE AT:Neurobiology University of Connecticut

Nutritional Science

Oceanography


University of ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUniversity of Rhode Islanc


Pharmaceutical Sciences

Pharmaceutics

Pharmacognosy




Pharmacology University of Vermont

Pharmacology and Tbioco logy jniveisity of ConnecticutUniversity of Rhode Island

Pharmacy University of Rhode stand

Philosophy University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts


Political Science University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts

Polymer Selene? University of Connecticut


Psychniogy, Clinical University of ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUniversity of Massachusetts


Soil Science University of Massach JsettsUniversity of Vermont

Spanish University of Connecticut


Speech Pathology and Audiology University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts

Statistics University of Connecticutt

Wildlife and Fisheries Biologyr:

University of Massachusettses23

GRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES AT STATE UNIVIMSITIES

OPEN TO RESIDENTS GP RHODE ISLAND

MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRP PIS

AREA OF STUDY At MAKE %

Aerospace Engineer ng WiversIty C' f.;)nnecticut

Agriculture: Engineering Ul..versity of MaineUniversity of Massachusetts

Anatomy U. lversity of VI rraont

Anthropology University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts

(M.A.. M.A.T.)

17,11 (0I.F.A., M.A.T.)4 University of Massachusetts

Art History University of Massachusetts


Blobehat.oral Science University o' Connecticut

Biological Engineering University of Connecticut

Biostatir ics University of Vermont

Chemist, Polymer Science Option University of Lowello.

Classics (141.A.T.) University of Massachusetts

Community Oeve opment (M.C.D.. M.S.) University of Maine

Comparative Literature University of ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUnivdrsity of Massachusetts

Dairy Technology Unive: i.ty of Connecticut

Dramatic Arts (M.F.A.) University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts

Electrical Biophysics University of Vermont

Entomology University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of New Hampshire

Environmental Studies University o' Lowell

Extension .'ducation (M.E.Ed ) University of Vermont

Fine Arts (M.F.A.) University of Connecticut(Dramatc Arts only)


'Available at Rhode Island College

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GRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES OPEN TO RESIDENTS OFRHODE ISLAND (Continued)





Food and Resource Economics Univereio of Massachusetts

Forestrya) Forestry or Forest Resources Unive:sity of Maine

University of MassachusettsUniversity of New HampshireUniversity of Vermont

b) Wood Technulogy University of MassachusettsUniversity of New Hampshire

Geology (M.S.T.) University of Vermont

Germane University of ConnecticutUniversity of Plaine

'University of New HampshireUniversity of Vermont


Greek and Latin (M.A., M.A.T.) University of Vermont




Latin University of Connecticut


Management Science University of Lowell (M.M.S.)University of Massachusetts (M.S B.A.)




Metaiiiiroy University of Connecticut

'Summer Only

'Available at Rhode Isl and College

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MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)AREA OF STUDY AVAILABLE AT:

Music University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts (M.M.)Universi y of New Hampshire








University of LowellUniversity of Maine





Nutritional ratholugy

Occupational Education (M.0 Ed.)

Paper Engineering

Pathology

Plastics


Public Health (M.S.. M.A.T.)

Pulp and Paper Technology orPaper Engineering

Radiological Sciences

Regional Planning (M.R.P.)


Renewable Natural ResourceConservation

Resource Utilization

Rhetoric and Public Address(See Speech CcrnmuniCations)

Slavic Languages and Literatures

Social 'Mork (M.S.W.)

Speech Communications

Teachinc (M.A.T.)

Teach ng of Foreign Language

Textile Chemistry

Textile Engineering

Textile Technology

Visual Design (M F.A )

Wildlife Management (See RenewableNatural Resource Conservation)

University of Maine






University of Maine





University of MaineUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of New Hampshire

et::2926






Anatomy

Animal Industries

Animal Nutrition

Animal Sciences

Anthropology

Astronomy

Biobehavioral Science (Most areas)

Bio log cal Engineering (Some areas)

Biomedical Science

Business Administration

Cell Biology





Computer Science

Curriculum (Ed.D.)

Dairy Bacteriology

Ecology

Economics

Education





Uni-ersity of Maine





Universi:y of Connecticut



University of Conne ofUniversity of Vern.










University of ConnecticutUniversity of Maine (Ed.D )University of Massachusetts (Ed.D )

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RHODE ISLAND (Continued)DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)


Endocrinology University of Connecticut

Entomology



Feod and Resource Economics

Food Science and Nutr;tion

Forest Resources

Forestry and Wood Technology

French

Genetics

Geology

Germ.:.1

Germanic Langua3es and Literatures

History

History (American)

Human Movement

Industrial Engineering

Italian

taw (J.D.)

Linguistics


Mathematics Education

University of ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUniversity of Massachusetts





University of Maine



University of ConnecticutUniversity of New Hampshire




University of ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of New Hampshire

University of MassachusettsUniversity of New Hampshire

University of Massachusett!







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Nutritional Science University )1 ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts

Pathobiology Universit, of Connecticut

Philosophy University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts


Political Science University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts

Polymer Science University of Connecticut

Polymor Science and Engineering University of Massachusetts


School Administraticn (Ed.D.) University of MassanhUS..a

Sociology University of Connect;cutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of New Hampshire

Soil Science University of MassachusettsUniversity of Vermont


Spar..; and Partuguuse University of Massachusetts

Speech Pathology and Audiology University of Connecticut

Statistics University of Connecticut

Wildlife Biology and Fisheries Biology University of Massachusetts

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GRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES AT STATE UNIVERSITIESOPEN TO RESIDENTS OF VERMONT


AREA OF STUDY

Accounting (M.S )



Anthropology

Art (MF.,..,M AT)

Art Histc ry

Astronc. my

Bitibehavioral Science

Chemical Engineering

Cnemistry Polymer Science Option

Clothing. Textiles and Interior Design

Community Planning (M .0 P.)


Computer Engineering

Dramatic Arts (M F A )

Economics

Entomology


Environmental Health Sciences

AVAILABLE AT:



University of Maine


(M.A , M.A.T.)




Univercily of Connecticut

University of ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUniversity of Lowellunivernity of MassachusettsUniversity of New HarrinshireUniversity of Rhode Island

University of Lover ii

University of Cerii.,:t.IicutUniversity of Rhode Island


University of ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUniversity of Massachusetts

University of LowellUniversity of Massachusetts



University of MassachusettsUniversity of New Hampshire



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GRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES OPEN TO RESIDENTS OFVERMONT (Continued)


AREA OF STUDY AVAILABLE A r:

Environmental Studies University of Lowell

Fine Arts (M.F.A.) University of Connecticut(Dramatic Arts only)



Food and Agri:ultural Engineering University of Massachusetts

Food Science University of ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUniversity of Massachusetts

Forestry (Wood Technotogy) University of MassachusettsUniversity of New Hampshire

Genetics University of ConnecticutUniversity of New Hampshire

Industrial Engineering University of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode Island




Library Science (M.L.S.) University of Rhode Island

Linguistics Umversity of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts

Management Science University of Lowell (M.M.S.)University of Massachusetts (M.S.B.A.)

Marine Affairs (M.M.A.) University of Rhode Islt.nd


Oi.aterials Science University of Connecicu!


Metallurgy Universiti of Connecticut

Mu sic University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts (M.M.)University of New Hampshire



VERMONT (Continued)MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)

AVAILABLE AT:


AREA OF STUDY

Nursing

Nutrition and Food

Ocean Engineering

Oceanography

Paper Engineering

Pharmaceutical Science

Pharmacognosy

Pharmacy

Pharmacy Administration

Physical Education

Plant Pathology

Plastics


Public Administration

Public Health (M S.. M A T.)

Pulp and Paper Technology orPaper Engineering

Radiological Scien

Regional Planning (M R P )


Renewable Natural ResourceConservation


University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity rr! 14;ode Island

University of CemnecticutUnivcrs.4 of MaineUniversity of Rhode Island






University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUnivers ;ty of New HampshireUniversity of Rhode Island




University of MaineUniversity cf MassachusettsUniversity of New HampshireUniversity of Rhode Island


University of LowellUniversity of Maine





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MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)AREA OF STUDY AVAILS.BLE AT:Rhetoric anc: Public Address University of Massachusetts

Slavic Languages and Literatures

Social Work (M.S.W.)

Sociology

Textile Chemistry

Textile Technology

Visual Design (M.F.A.)

Wildlife Management (See RenewableNatural Resource Conservation)







University of MaineUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of New Hampshire




Anthropology

Astronomy

Biobehavioral Science wost areas)

Business Administratio

Chemical Engineering



Civil Engineering



A.

es







University of ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode Island



University of ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode Island




VERMONT (Continued)DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)


Computer Science University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts

Corrosion University of Connecticut

Ecology University of Connecticut

Economics University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of New Hampshire

Education

English

Entomology

University of ConnecticutUniversity of Maine (Ed.D.)University of Massachusetts (Ed.D.)

University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUmersity of New Hemp .nireUniversity of Rhode Island

University c.t ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUniversity of Massachurzi

Environmental Engineering University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts

Fluid Dynamics University of Connecticut


Food and Resource Economics University of Massachusetts

Food Science and Nutrition University of Massachusetts

Forestry University of MaineUniversity of Massachusetts

French University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachuse.ts

Genetics University e r ConnecticutUniversii of New H. lipsnife

Geology University 'parer !IGOUnivervy of kldSSISCIU:-

German Univemity of Conne.:tcut


History University of ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of New Hampshire

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DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)AREA OF STUDY AVAILABLE AT:His'qry (American) University of Massachusetts





Law (J D) University of ConnecticutUniveroy n1 Maine



Mathematics University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of New HampshireUniversity of Ilhode Island


Medicinal Chemistry University cl Rhode Island




Nutritional Science University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts

Ocean Enginee:ing University of MassachusettsUniversity of Rhode Island

Oceanographs.. University of ConnecticutUniversity of MaineUniversity of Rhode Island

Pathobiology University of Connecticut

Philcsor by

Politic;:1 Siehce

Polymer Sc lence

Polymr . Science and Engineering

R:inan.. Languages

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GRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITS.S ..)PEN TO RESIDENTS OF

VERMONT (Continued)DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGW.M8 (Continued)


Sociology University of ConnecticutUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of New Hampshire



Speech Pathology and Audiology University of ConnecticutUniversity of Massachusetts

Statistics University of Connecticut

Wildlife and Fisheries Biology University of Massachusetts

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NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL STUDENT PROGRAMGRADUATE DEGREE OPPORTUNITIES FOR NEW ENGLAPID

RESIDENTS AT STATE COLLEGES, 197546

WHAT IT IS

An opportunity to earn a Master's degree or a Certificate of AdvancedGraduate Study in certain curricula not offered at a New England resident'sown state. The state colleges or public four-year colleges listed in the followingpages offer, for regional enrollment under this Program, a wide variety ofprogram map's and concentrations or specialization areas which are distinc-tive at each school.

Residents of the New England states, as indicated in the course listing infor-mation below, who live outside of the state in which the institution they wishto attend is located, will, if admitted for enrollment in any one of theseregional ::urricula, be charged only the regular resident tuition or instructionalcharge of the institution in which they enroll.

New England residents applying for enrollment under this Program at theseinstitutions will be accorded priority consideration in admission. First prioritywill be given to residents of the state in which the institution is located: secondpriority will be given to the residents of other New England states.

WHO IS ELIGIOLE

Any bona fide resident of the New England states to whom the listed coursesare offered is eligible to apply for enrollment at the specified institutionsoffering curricula to the residents of his state. Academic eligibility will bedetermined by each institution

HOW TO APPLY

Students wishing to apply for enrollment under this part of the New EnglandRegional Student Program should note that curricula available in the State ofMaine are listed elsewhere in thiS catalog under the heading, "GraduateDegree Opportunities at State Universities The former state colleges in thatstate are now constituent parts of the University of Maine.

For application forms. catalogs and Other institutional information, studentsshould apply to the Director of Admissions at the institution concerned. (Seelistin of participating institutions on the following page.)

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ALORESSES OF PARTICIPATING STATE COLLEGES

CONNECTICUT

CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE COLLEGENew Britain 06050

EASTERN CONNECTICUT STATE COLLEGEWillimantic 06226

SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE COLLEGENew Haven 06515

WESTERN CONNECTICUT STATE COLLEGEDanbury 06810

MAINESee listings under "Graduate Opportunities at State Universities**.

MASSACHUSETTS'

BOSTON STATE COLLEGEBoston 02115

BRIDGEWATER STATE COLLEGEBridgewater 02324

FITCHBURG STATE COLLEGEFitchburg 01420

FRAMINGHAM STATE COLLEGEFramingham 01701

MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ARTBoston 02215

MASSACHUSETTS MARITIME ACADEMYBuzzards Bay G2532

NORTH ADAMS STATE COLLEGENorth Adams 01247

SALEM STATE COLLEGESalem 01970

'Lowell State College and Lowell Technological Institute have merged to formthe University of Lowell effective with the academic year 1975 -76.

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ADDRESSES OF PARTICIPATING STATE COLLEGESMASSACHUSETTS'

WESTFIELD STATE COLLEGEWestfield 01085

WORCESTER STATE COLLEGEWorcester 01602

RHODE ISLAND

RHODE ISLAND COLLEGEProvidence 02908

VERMONT

CASTLL I ON STATE COLLFGECastleton 05735

JOHNSON STATE COLLEGEJohnson 05656

LYNDON STAY' COLLEGELyndonville is5851

'Lowell State College and Lowell Technological Institute have merged to formthe University of Lowell Effective with the actric year 1975-76.

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GRADUATE MASTERS DEGREE CURR,C ILA OPPORTUNITIESAT NEW ENGLAND STATE t. .g.LEGES

FOR RESIDENTS OF NEW ENI AM, 1975-76

PROGRAM OFFERED OPEN TO

STATE AND COLLEGE OFFERED BY: RESIDENTS OF:

AMERICAN CIVILIZATIONMassachusetts

'Fitchburg State College (M.Ed.) ConnecticutMaineRhode IslandVermont

ARTConnecticut

'Central Connecticut State College (M.S.)'Southern Connecticut State College (M.S )

Massachuse%'Massachtsr 's College of Art (M.S.)

Rhode Islacd' Rhode Island College (M.A.T.)

Vermont

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCESMassachusetts

*Bridgewater State College (M.Ed.) ConnecticutMaineRhode IslandVermont

BIOLOGYConnecticut

'Central Connecticut State College (M.S.)' Southern Connecticut State College (M.A., M.S.)

Massachusetts'Bridgewater State College (M.A , M.Ed.)'Framingham State College (M.Ed.)'North Adams State College (M.Ed.)Worc"ster State College (M.Ed.)

Rhode Island' Rhode Island College (M.A.T.)

Vermont

BUSINESS EDUCATIONConnecticut

'Central Connecticut State College (M.S.) MassachusettsRhode IslandVermont

CHEMISTRYConnecticut

'Central Connecticut State College (M S )'Southern Connecticut State College (M A., M S.)

Massachusetts' Bridgewater State College (M.A., M.Ed.)'Salem State College (M A.T.)

'Includes Teacher Education Certification option

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GRADUATE MASTER'S DEGREE CURRICULA OPPORTUNITIES ATSTATE COLLEGES (Continued)PROGRAM OFFERED, OPEN TOSTATE AND COLLEGE OFFERED BY: RESIDENTS OF:COUNSELOR EDUCATION GUIDANCE COUNSELING

Connecticut'Central Connecticut State College (M.S.)'Southern Connecticut State College (M.S.)

Massachusetts' Boston State College (M.Ed.)'Bridgewater State College (M.Ed )'Fitchburg State College (M.Ed.)'Framingham State College (MA.)'North Adams State College (M.Ed.)' Salem State College (M.Ed.)'Westfield State College (M.Ed.)Worcester State College (M.Ed.)

Rhode Island'Rhode Island College (M Ed.)

CREATIVE ARTSMassachusetts

'Bridgewater State College (M Ed )

EARTH SCIENCESConnecticut

'Central Connecticut Statc College (M.S )'Eastern Connecticut State College (M.S.)'Southern Connecticut State College (M.S.)'Western Connecticut State College

Massachusetts'Bridgewater State College (M.Ed.)

ECONOMICSConnecticut

'Southern Connecticut State College (M.S )

EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATIONMassachusetts

'Boston State College (M.Ed.)'Bridgewater State College (M.Ed.)'Fitchburg State College (M.Ed )'Framingham S:ate College (M.A )'North Adams State College (M.Ed )'Salem Stae College (M.Ed.)

EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMassachusetts

Framingham State College (M.A.)'Westfield State College (M.Ed.)Worcester State College (M.Sd.)

'Includes Teacher Education Certification option 4t.

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Vermont

ConnecticutMaineRhode IslandVermont

MaineRhode IslandVermont

MassachusettsRhode Island

imont

ConnecticutRhode IslandVermont

ConnecticutVermont

GRADUATE MASTER'S DEGREE CURRICULA OPPORTUNITIES ATSTATE COLLEGES (Continued)PROGRAM OFFVED, OPEN TOSTATE AND COLLEGE OFFERED BY: RESIDENTS OF:

EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (Continued)Rhode Island

'Rhode Island College (M.Ed.)

EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION SECONDARY SCHOOLMassachusetts

Framingham State College (M.A.) Connecticut' Westfield State College (M.Ed) VermontWorcester State College (M.Ed.)

Rhode Island' Rhode Island College (M.Ed.)

EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATIONMassachusetts

'Westfield State College (M.Ed.) ConnecticutRhode IslandVermont

EDUCATIONAL RESEARCHConnecticut

' Southern Connecticut State College (M.S.) MaineMassachusettsRhode IslandVermont

EDUCATIONAL SUPERVISION & CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENTConnecticut

Central Connecticut State College (M.S.) MassachusettsRhode IslandVermont

ELEMENTARY SCIENCEMassachusetts

'Framingham State College (M.Ed.) ConnecticutRhode IslandVermont

ENGLISHConnecticut

' Central Connecticut State College (M.A., M.S.)'Southern Connecticut State College (M.A.. M S )'Western Connectict State College (M.A.. M.S.)

Massachusetts'Boston State College (M Ed.)' Bridgewater State College (M.A . M.Ed.)' Fitchburg State College (M.A.T.)'Framingham State College (M.Ed.)'North Adams State College (Ail Ed.)'Salem State College (M A.T )'Westfield State College (M.Ed.)Worcester St %to College (M.Ed.)

Rhode Island',")de Island College (M.A.. M A.T.)

'Includes Teacher Edmatior. Ceititication option

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GRADUATE MASTER'S DEGREE CURRICULA OPPORTUNITIES ATSTATE COLLEGES (Continued)PROGRAM OFFERED, OPEN TOSTATE AND COLLEGE OFFERED BY: RESIDENTS OF:

FINE ARTSMassachusetts

Massachusetts College of Art ConnecticutMaineNew HampshireRhode IslandVermont

FOOD & NUTRITIONMassachusetts

Framingham State College (M.S.) ConnecticutRhode IslandVermont

FRENCHConnecticut

'Central Connecticut State College (M.A., M.S.)'Southern Connecticut State College (M.A., M.S.)

Massachusetts'Westfield State College (M.Ed.)

Rhod Island'mode Island College (M.A., M.A.T.)

GENERAL SCIENCEConnecticut

'Central Connecticut College (M S.)

Rhode Island'Rhode Island College (M.A.T.)

GEOGRAPHYConnecticut

'Central Connecticut State College (M.S.)'Southern Connecticut State College (M E.)

Massachusetts'Bridgewater State College (M.Ea.)'Salem State College (M A TAWorcester State College (M.Ed.)

Vermont

MassachusettsVermont

MaineRhode IslandVermont

GERMANConnecticut

'Southern Connecticut State College (M S.) MassachusettsRhode IslandVermont

GUIDANCE COUNSELING (See Listing underCOUNSELOR EDUCATION-GUIDANCE COUNSELING)

HEALTH EDUCATIONConnecticut

'Southern Connecticut .ite College (M.S )


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Rhode IslandVermont

GRADUATE MASTER'S DEGREE CURRICULA OPPORTUNITIES ATSTATE COLLEGES (Continued)PROGRAM OFFERED, OPEN TOSTATE AND COLLEGE OFFERED SY: RESIDENTS OF:

HEALTH EDUCATION (Continued)Massachusetts

'Bridgewater State College (M.Ed.)

HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION (See also PHYSICAL EDUCATION)Connecticut

'Southern Connecticut State College (M S.) Rhode IslandVermont

HISTORYConnecticut

* Central Connecticut State College (M.A.. M.S.)'Southern Connecticut State College (M.A.. M.S.)Western Connecticut State College (M.A., M.S.)

Massachusetts'Boston Statr College (M.Ed.)' Bridgewater State College (M.A., M.Ed.)Fitchburg State College (M.Ed.)'Framingham State College (M.Ed.)* North Adams State College (M.Ed.)'Salem State College (M.A.. M.A.T.)'Westfield State College (M Ed.)Worcester State College (M.Ed.)

Rhode Island'Rhode Island College (M.A., M A.T.)

Vermont

HOME ECONOMICSMassachusetts

'Framingham State College (M.Ed.) ConnecticutRhode IslandVermont

HUMANITIESMassachusetts

'Bridgewater State College (M.Ed ) ConnecticutRhode IslandVermont

iNDUSTRivit EDUCATIONConnecticut

' Central Connecticut State College (M.S )Massachusetts

'Fitchburg State College (M.F.d.)Rhode island

'Rhode Island College (M Ed

INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIAConnecticut

' Central Connecticut State College IM S )'Southern Connecticut State College ;M S )

Massachusetts'Bridgewater State CcIlec. (M Ed )


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Vermont

GRADUATE MASTER'S DEGREE CURRICULA OPPORTUNITIES ATSTATE COLLEGES (Contlnded)PROGRAM OFFERED, OPEN TOSTATE AND COLLEGE OFFERED BY: RESIDENTS OF:INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA (ContInuen

Rhode Island'Rhode Island College (M.Ed.)

INTERNATIONAL STUDIESConnecticut

'Central Connecticut State College (M.S.) MaineMassachusettsNew HampshireRhode IslandVermont

ITALIANConnecticut

'Southern Connecticut State College (M S.) MaineRhode Island

Massachusetts Vermont'Westfield State College (M.Ed.)

LANGUAGE ARTS ELEMENTARYConnecticut

' Central Connecticut State College (M.S ) Rhode Island'Eastern Connecticut State College (M S ) Vermont'Western Connecticut State College (M.S.)

Massachusetts'Framingham State College (M.Ed )Worcester State College (M.Ed.)

MATHEMATICSConnecticut

'Central Connecticut State College (M.A M.S.)' Southern Connecticut State College (MS )'Western Connecticut State College (M A., M S )

Massachuw :s'Bridgewater State College (M.Ed.)'Framingham State College (M.Ed )'North Adams State College (M.Ed )' Salem State College (M.A.T M S.)'Westfield St.110 CoNege (M.Ed.)Worcester State College (M.Ed )

Rhode Island' Rhode Island College (M.A.. M.A.T.)

MUSIC EDUCATIONConnecticut

'Central Connecticut State College (M.S.)'Western Connecticut State College (M.S )

Rhode island'Rhode Island College (M.A T.)

PHYSICAL EDUCATION (See also HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION)Connecticut

' Central Connecticut State College (M.S.) Rhode Island

Includes Teacher Education Certification option

4!

Vermont


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GRADUATE MASTER':) I)EGREE CURRICULA OPPORTUNITIES ATSTATE COLLEGES (Continued)PROGRAM OFFERED, OPEN TOSTATE AND COLLEGE OFFERED BY: RESIDENTS OF:

PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Continued)Massachusetts Vermont

'Bridgewater State College (M.S.)

PHYSICAL SCIENCESConnecticut

'Central Connecticut State College (M.S.) MaineMassachusetts Vermont

'Bridgewater State College (M.Ed.)Framingham State College (M.Ed.)Worcester State College (M.Eri.)

Rhode Island'Rhode Island College (M.A.T.)

PHYSICSConnecticut

'Central Connecticut Sate College (M.S.) Rhode Island'Southern Connecticut State College (M.S.) Vermont

Massachusetts'Bridgewater State College (M.Ed.)'North Adams State College (M.Ed.)

pou7ICAL SCIENCEConnecticut

'Southern Connecticut State College (M.S.) MassachusettsRhr.ide IslandVermont

PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAMINERConnecticut

'Southern Connecticut State College (M.S.) MaineMassachusettsRhode IslandVermont

PSYCHOLOGY (SCHOOL)Connecticut

Central Connecticut State College (M.S.)'Southern Connecticut State College (M.S.)

Massachusetts'Fitchburg State College (M.Ed.)'Westfield State College (M.Ed.)

SCHOOL LIBRARIANConnecticut

'Southern Connecticut State College (M.S )Massachusetts

Bridgewater State College (M.Ed.)Worcester State College (M Ei )

SCIENCE EDUCATIONConnecticut

'Eastern Connecticut State College (M S )


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Rhode IslandVermont

Rhode Island


SCIENCE EDUCATION (Continued)Massachusetts Vermont

'Fitchburg State College (M.Ed.)

SECONDARY EDUCATION (See also areas of specialization)Connecticut

' Western Connecticut State College (M.S) VermontMassachusetts

'Boston State College (M.Ed,)'Bridgewater State College (M.Ed )'North Adams State College (M Ed.)Worcester State College (M.Ed

Rhode Island'Rhode Island College (M Ed.)

SOCI.u. SCIENCE ELEMENTARYConnecticut

'Central Connecticut State College (M.S.) Rhode Island'Eastern Connecticut State College (M.S.) Vermont

Massachusetts'Framingham State College (M.Ed.)

SOCIAL SCIENCE SECONDARYConnecticut

' Central Connecticut State College (M S ) MassachusettsRhode IslandVermont

SOCIOLOGYConnecticut

'Southern Connecticut State College (M.S) MassachusettsRhode IslandVermont

SPANISHConnecticut

'Central Connecticut State College (M.A.. M S.) Vermont'Southern Connecticut State College (M A.. M S )

Massachusetts'Westfield State College (M. Ed )

Rhode Island'Rhode Island College (M.A.T )

SPECIAL EDUCATION (See Individual state college catalogs for specialties)Connecticut

'Central Connecticut State College (M.S) Rhode Island' Southern Connecticut State College (M.S.) Vermont

Massachusetts'Boston State College (M Ed.)'Bridgewater State College (M Ed'Fitchburg State College (M.Ed.)'Westfield State College (M.Ed )

'Includes Teacher Education Certification option'I S47


SPECIAL EDUCATION EMOTIONAL DISTURBANCEConnecticut

'Central Connecticut State College (M.S.)



SPECIAL EDUCATION LEARNING DISABILITIESConnecticut

'Central Connecticut State College (M.S.) MaineVermont

Massachusetts'Bridgewater State College (M.Ed.)


SPECIAL EDUCATION MENTAL RETARDATIONConne Clout

'Central Connecticut State College (M.S.)



SPEECHConnecticut

'southern Connecticut State College (M.S.) MassachusettsRhode IslandVermont

SPEECH AND THEATREMassachusetts

'Bridgewater State College (M.Ed.) ConnecticutRhode IslandVermont

URBAN EDUCATIONConnecticut

'Central Connecticut State College (M.S.) Maine'Southern Connecticut State College (M.S.) Massachusetts

Rhode IslandVermont


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CERTIFICATES OF ADVANCE) GRADUATE STUDYOPPORTUNITIES teir NEW ENGLAND STATE COLLEGES

FOR RESIDENTS OF NEW ENGLAND, 1975-73

PROGRAM OFFERED, OPEN TOSTATE A COLLEGE OFFERED BY: RESIDER78 OF:

COUNSELOR EDUCATIONConnecticut

'Southern Connecticut State College MassachusettsVermont

Rhode Island' Rhode Island College

CURRICULUMRhode Island

' Rhode island College ConnecticutMassachusettsNew HampshireVermont

EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATIONConnecticut

'Southern Connecticut State College MassachusettsRhode Island

Rhode Island Vermont'Rhode Island College

ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONConnecticut

Western Connecticut State College MassachusettsRhode IslandVermont

MATHEMATICS EDUCATIONRhode Island

' Rhode Island College ConnecticutMaineMassachusettsNew HampshireVermont

READINGConnecticut

' Central Connecticut State College'Eastern Connecticut State College'Southern Connecticut State College'Western Connecticut State College

Rhode IslandRhode Island College

Massachusetts

SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGYConnecticut

'Southern Connecticut State College MaineMassachusettsNew Hampshire

'Includes Teacher Education Certification optionTentative

4.

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CERTIFICATES OF ADVANCED GRADUATE STUDY OPPORTUNITIES

AT STATE COLLEGES (Continued)PROGRAM OFFERED, OPEN TOSTATE AND COLLEGE OFFERED 13Y: RESIDENTS OF:

SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY (Continued)Rhode Wend Vermont

'Rhode Imam College

SPECIAL EDUCATIONConnecticut

'Southern Connecticut State College MassachusettsRhode IslandVermont

SPEECH PATHOLOGY AND AUDIOLOGYConnecticut

Southern Connecticut State College MassachusettsRhode IslandVermont

'Includes Teacher Education Certificatior option

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INDEXMASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS

AccnwitingAccounting (M.SAerospace EngineeringAgricultural EngineeringAmorican CivilizationAnatomyAnthropologyArt

5, 816,30

8.18, 24,305,18, 24, 30

405,8.15,24

8 18,24.3040

Art (M.F.A., M.A T) 8,18,24,30Art History 5, 8,18, 24,30Astronomy 5, 8,18, 24,30Behaviorai Sciences 40Biobehavioral Science 8, 15, 24, 30Biological Engineering 8,15, 24Biological Sciences 8Biology 40Biology (M.S.T.) P.

Biomedical Engineering 5,8Biophysics 8,18Biostatistics 5, 8,15, 24Business Education 40Chemical Engineering 30Chemistry 40Chemistry Polymer Science Option 8 18, 24,33Classics (M.A.T.) 8,18, 24Clothing. Textiles, and Interior Design .8.18, 30Community Development (M.C.D., M.S) 24Community Development (M.P.S., M.S) 5,18Community Planning (M.0 P) 5 8 15,18,30Comparative Literature 18, 24, 30Computer Engineering 8 18,30Computer Science 8,18Counselor Education Guidance Counseling 41Creative Arts .41Dairy Technology 8 15,24Dramatic Arts (M.F A) 8, 18. 24, 30Earth Sciences 41Economics 30,41Educational Administretion 41Educational Administration Elementary School 41-42Educational Administration Occupational Education 42Educational Administration Secondary School 42Educational Research 42Educational Supervision and Curriculum Development 42Electrical Biophysics 9,15, 24Elementary Science 42English 42English (M.A.T.) 5English (For Junior College Teachers) 5

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INDEXMASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)

Entomology 24,30Environmental Biology 9Environmental Engineering 18,30Environmental Health Sciences 5,9,30Environmental S .dies 5,24,31Experimental Statistics 9,18Extension Education (M.E.Ed.) 5,9,15,18,24Fine Arts 43Fine Arts (M.F A) 9 24,31Fisheries Biology 5 9 25,31Food and Agricultural Engineering 5,19, 25, 31Food and Nutrition .43Food and Resource Economics 5 c) 25Food Science 19, 31Forestry 5 25,31French 43General Science 43Genetics 9 15 31Geography 5,9,15,19,43Geology (M.S T) 5 9 15,19,25German 25,43Germanic Languages and Literatures 25Greek and Latin (M.A., M.A.T.) 25Guidance Counseling (See listing under

Counselor Education Guidance Counseling) 4'Health and Physical Education

(See also Physical Education) 44Health Education 43-44History 44Home Economics 5, 44Humanities 44Industrial Education 44Industrial Engineering 6 9 19,31Instructional Media 44-45International Studies 45Italian 9,15,19,25,31,45L.bor Studies 6, 9,19, 25, 31Landscape Architecture (M.L A) 6 9 19,25,31Language Arts Elementary 45Latin 9,15.19,25Library Science (M.L.S.) 6 15,19,31Linguistics 9 19,25,31Management Science 6, 9,19, 25, 31Marine Affairs (M.M.A.) 6 9,15,19,31Marine Science 6, 9,19, 31Materials Science 9,15,25.31Mathematics 45Medical lechnology 9,15,19,25Medicinal Chemistry 6,10,15,1955

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INDEXMASTERS DEGREE PROGRAMS (Continued)

.Medieval Studies 10, 15, 1%25, 31Metallurgy 10,15,19,25,31Music

. 26,31Music Education 45Nuclear Engineering 6,10,19,31Nursing 10,19,32Nutritional Pathology 10,26Nutrition and Food 10,32Occupational Education (M.O.Ed.) 6,10,15,26Ocean Engineering 10.32Oceanography 15.20,32Paper Engineering 6,20,26.32Pathology 10,15,26Pharmaceutical Science 10,16,20,32Pharmacognosy 10,16.20,32Pharmacology 10,16,20Pharmacology and Toxicology 10,16,20Pharmacy 10,16,20,32Pharmacy Administration 10,16,20,32Philosophy 10,20Physical Education (see also Health and Physical Education) 32.45,46Physical Sciences 46Physics 46Physiology and Biophysics 10Plant Pathology 32Plastics 6 10,20,26,32Political Science 46Polymer Science and Engineering 10,20,26,32Psychological Examiner 46Psychology, Clinical 20Psychology (School) 46Public Administration 32Public Health (M.S., M.A T) 6,10,20,26,32Pulp and Paper Technology 16Pulp and Paper Technology and Paper Engineering 6,20,26,32Radiological Sciences. 6,10,20,26,32Regional Planning (M.R.P.) 6,10,20,26,32Regulatory Biology (Physiology) 10,16,26,32Renewable Natural Resource Conservation 26,32Resource Utilization 26Resource Utilization or Resource Economics 6Rhetoric and Public Address (see Speech Communications) 20,26,33School Librarian 46Science Education 46-47Secondary Education (see also areas of specialization) 47Slavic Languages and Literatures 6 11,20,26,33Social Science Elementary 47Social Science Secondary 47Social Work (M.S.W.) 11,16, 20, 26, 33

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Sociology 33, 47

Spanish 11,47

Spanish and Portuguese 11

Special Education (see individual state college catalogsfor specialties) 47

Specie: Education Emotional Disturbance 48

Special EducationLearning Disabilities 48Special EducationMental Retardation 48

Speech 20,48Speech and Theatre 48

Speech Communications 20, 26

Statistics 11,20Teaching (M.A.T.) 6, 26

Teaching of Foreign Language 6 20,26Textile Chemistry 6 11,21,26,33Textile Engineering 26

Textile Technology 6 11,21,26,33Urban Education As

Visual Design (M.F A) 6,11,21,26,33Wildlife Management (see Renewable Natural

Resource Conservation) 26,33

INDEXCERTIFICATES OF ADVANCED GRADUATE STUDY

Counselor Education 49

Curriculum 4b

Educational Administration 49

Elementary Education 49

Mathematics Education 49

Reading 49

School Psychology 49-50

Special Education 50

Speech Pathology and Audiology 50

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Aerospace Engineering11,21.27.33Agricultural Economics11,21,27,33Agricultural Engineering

7Anatomy7,11,21,27Animal Industries

11.16.21,27Animal Nutrition7,21,27Animal Sciences

11,21,27Anthropology11,21.27,33Astronomy

7,11,21,27,33Biobehavioral Science (most areas) 11,16,21,27,33Biochemistry

11Biological Engineering (some areas) 11,27Biological Sciences

11Biomedical Science 11,16,21,27Biophysics

12,21Business Administration 7,12,21,27,33Cell Biology12,16,21,27Chemical Engineering

33ChemistryPolymer Chemistry 12,21,27.33ChemistryPolymer Science Option 12,21,27,33Civil Engineering

21,33Communication Stud. Disorders 12,21,27,33Comparative Literat 12,21,27,33Computer Science 12.21,27,34Corropion

12,16,34Curriculum (Ed.D.) 12,27Dairy Bacteriology 12,16,22,27Ecology

27,34Economics

12,27.34Education

12,22.27,34Electrical Engineering

12Endocrinology

12,16,28English

12,34Entomology22, 28, 34

Environmental Engineering 12,28,34Fluid Dynamics12,16,34Food and Agricultural Engineering 12,22.28,34Food and Resource Economics22.28,34Food Science and Nutrition

12,22,28,34Forest Resources22, 28Forest Resources or Forestry and Wood Technology 7Forestry22.34Forestry and Wood Technology 28French

12, 22, 28, 34Genetics13,28.34Geology

13,22,28,34German

13, 22, 28, 34Germanic Languages and Literatures 13,22.28,34

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HistoryHistory (American)Human MovementIndustrial EngineeringItalianLaw (J.D.)Linguistics

28,3428.35

7,13, 22. 23. 357 13, 22, 28, 35

13, 16, 22, 28, 3516, 22, 28,3513, 22, 28, 35

Materials Science (somalareas) 13,16,22,28,35

Mathematics 13,35

Mathematics Education 7,1328.35Mechanical Engineering 13,22

Medicinal Chemistry 13,16,22,35

Medieval Studies (Interdisciplinary) 13.16,22,29,35Metallurgy 13.16, 22. 29. 35

Neurobiology 13.16, 23, 29.35Neuropharmacology 13,16Nutritional Science 13, 23, 29, 35

Ocean Engineering 7 13,35Oceanography 17, 23, 35

Pathobiology 13,17,29.35Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Chemistry 13,17, 23Pharmaceutical Sciences 13,17,23Pharmaceutics 13,17,23Pharmacognosy 14,17,23Pharmacology 14,17,23Pharmacology and Toxicology 14, 17. 23

Pharmacy 14.17,23Philosophy 14, 23.29, 35Physiology and Biophysics 14, 23, 29

Political Science 14.23, 29, 35Polymer Science 14, 23, 29, 35

Polymer Science and Engineering 14, 23, 29, 35

Psychology, Clinical 23

Romance Languages 14,17, 23, 29, 35School Administration (Ed.D ) 14,29Sociology 14, 29, 36

Soil Science 14, 23, 29

Spanish 14, 23, 29.36Spanish and Portuguese 14, 23, 29,36Speech Pathology and Audiology 14. 23. 29. 36

Statistics 14.23, 29, 36Wildlife and Fisheries Biology 7 23. 29. 36

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