Graduate Progam Information:
Marnie Leonard (970) 491-2403 Marnie.Leonard@colostate.edu
Graduate Study
Graduate Programs in Teaching English as a Foreign/Second Language
There are three options for pursuing graduate study in Teaching English as a Foreign/Second Language. The M.A. Program is a two-year program of graduate studies culminating in a master's degree. The Peace Corps International Masters is a four-year program in which the student completes the first year of study at Colorado State University prior to completing two years of service to the Peace Corps. In the students final year, he/she completes degree requirements and earns the master's degree. The third option is a one year program in which the student completes core requirements in the TEFL/TESL Program and is awarded a certificate of completion.
Choose from among these three options to learn more about graduate study in TEFL/TESL at Colorado State University:
- M.A. in Teaching English as a Foreign/Second Language
- Peace Corps International Masters
- Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign/Second Language
Teaching Assistantships - are available on a competitive basis for those applying to enter in the fall semester.
For information about course offerings and registration procedures for the upcoming semester or summer session, please view the Rambler, the Department's student newsletter.
This information is not intended to replace your advisor or the information in the CSU General Catalog, the Class Schedule, or the Department Checksheets.
Contact us: Attn: Marnie Leonard – Through the mail at 1773 Campus Delivery Eddy Hall, Ft. Collins, CO 80523-1773. On the phone at (970) 491-2403. By e-mail at Marnie.Leonard@colostate.edu.
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