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MASTER'S DEGREE

IN EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION

 

The University of Victoria offers a cooperative program of studies
and field experience, leading to the degree of Master of Education.
Students will spend part of their time in residence at the Uni-
versity and part in a position of responsibility with the sponsoring
organization - a school district, a community college, the Ministry
of Education, or an educational association. The internship position
will involve conducting a research project, designed in conjunction
with the Ministry and/or sponsoring organization and completing a

a variety of administrative assignments. During the work term,
applicants will receive a salary of $1,700/month, paid by a spon-
soring organization.

The course of study will be both theoretical and practical and has
been developed in consultation with educational administrators and
officials in the Ministry and in the field. The program will be
fourteen months in duration, consisting of two summer sessions and
an intervening winter session. The latter will be spent partly on
campus and partly in the field internship.

Candidates must meet the requirements of the Faculty of Graduate
Studies and the Faculty of Education: (1) a baccalaureate degree
from a recognized university, or its equivalent, with a minimum
average grade of "B" (70%) on the most recent 30 units of senior
undergraduate work, (2) two letters of reference from senior field
personnnel, and (3) at least one year of administrative experience.
Preference will be given to applicants with high academic standing,
excellent references and successful administrative experience.

For further information, apply, by letter, as early as possible to
Dr. P. J. Murphy, Faculty of Education, University of Victoria,

P. 0. Box, 1700, Victoria, B.C. VO8 2¥2.:. In order to:.facilitate
the placement of students, applications and documents must be
received by the Faculty of Graduate Studies not later than March
31, 1980. All relevant documents must be received by February 16,
1980, for candidates to be considered for a University Fellowship.

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LIBRARY BOOK ORDERS

The book budget has been greatly affected by a reduction in the
library's funds and by soaring book prices. In practical terms,
we can now afford to order materials at a rate of less than one-
third of our previous practice. The library is asking, therefore,
that you place orders only for outstanding items of direct rele-
vance to the cirriculum. In most cases, only one copy can be
ordered. The highest priority must be given to materials for new
programs/courses and to materials filling gaps in the collection.

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