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seoulsucker · Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 6:18 pm Post subject: Part Time Grad School

First of all, the search function is NOT functioning, so no grief about this being a rehash.

I'm interested in grad school here, but I'm not looking to go full time. Is anyone here a part time grad student? What school? What major? When do you take classes? How many per week?

Thanks in advance.

seoulsucker · Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2006 8:00 pm Post subject:

Pyongshin Sangja · Joined: 20 Apr 2003 Location: I love baby!

Are you planning on doing this on a student visa?

If so, then full-time is the only way to go.

I think....

The Hammer · Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:05 am Post subject:

SS,

http://gsl.inha.ac.kr/

1. Top right corner of the website select English.
2. Click on Program and you will see an English language program called MGLM.

Masters in Global Logistics Management

The entire program covers 18 months. During the first two semesters students will undertake compulsory core courses and select elective courses from either a business logistics and supply chain management stream or a global logistics stream. Each course is based on a monthly module worth 3 credits. The module comprises two weeks of lectures, a third week of presentations and examination and a fourth week of study of online materials in preparation for the next course. A student requires 48 credits to graduate.

All courses will be given in English by fourteen professors drawn from ten universities in Asia, Australia, Europe and North America and resident faculty from Inha University Strict quality control will be exercised to ensure that the courses meet the highest international standards.

During the Third Semester students will have the opportunity to either deepen their practical knowledge of logistics through an Internship involving a research project with domestic and overseas companies and agencies, or their theoretical knowledge by writing a thesis.

MGLM students are eligible for a Global Leader's Scholarship from funds provided by the Ministry of Construction and Transportation. The stipend also covers attendance at overseas workshops to benchmark overseas experiences, and advance and deepen their knowledge of logistics

OiGirl · Joined: 23 Jan 2003 Location: Hoke-y-gun

Most schools do not want part-time graduate students. Sookmyung has am MA TESOL program that is supposed to be open to foreigners who are teaching during the day and taking courses in the evening, but I have not yet met anyone who is actually doing this.

jaganath69 · Joined: 17 Jul 2003

I'm doing my MA in International Relations through Deakin University in Australia whilst working here. Their online delivery is pretty spot on and covers a range of disciplines. PM me if you want to know more.