Community Development and Applied Economics
CDAE Graduate Degrees
The Community Development and Applied Economics department offers two professional graduate degrees, both combining theoretical grounding with applied research and projects.
MS in Community Development and Applied Economics
CDAE's master of science degree focuses on community development both locally and globally. The hallmark of this program is its transdisciplinarity and flexibility. Student research and theses are in diverse areas including food systems, sustainable development, transportation, and consumer information and behavior both in the US and abroad.
- Check out the CDAE Graduate Student Handbook here
- More information on Graduate Requirements
- Learn about the MS program from current and recent graduate students.
- Browse recent CDAE MS theses.
- View/download a PDF of recent CDAE publications.
Master of Public Administration
The Master of Public Administration at the University of Vermont is a professional interdisciplinary degree that prepares public leaders by combining the theoretical and practical foundations of public administration with the democratic traditions of Vermont communities. The MPA program also offers an Accelerated Masters Program for current UVM undergraduate students.
Peace Corps Fellows Program
Funding opportunities for returned Peace Corps Volunteers through the Peace Corps Fellows program
Last modified April 03 2013 01:15 PM
