The Office of Educational Outreach
Office of Educational Outreach Program Information
- From the Desk of the Director
- UMF's Master of Science in Education Program
- Assistant Principal Cohorts
- Associate Behavior Analyst Course Series.
- 2008 Summer Institutes
- 2008 Summer Online Courses for Teachers
- Technology Courses: Communication Tools for Teaching and Learning
- Effective Uses of Technology
- Summer 2008 Social Studies Seminar
- District-based Courses
- Academic Integrity Code
- SPARC (Special Ed Alternate Route to Certification)
186 High Street
Farmington, ME 04938
Phone: (207) 778-7502
TDD: (207) 778-7000
Fax: (207) 778-8134
E-mail: valerie.soucie@maine.edu
UMF now offers 500 level graduate courses |
 500 Level Graduate Courses. UMF now offers 500 level graduate education course for Pre-K-12 practicing teachers. Some of the courses have been adapted from UMF’s undergraduate offerings by faculty who have been eager to work with teachers to explore their classroom and intellectual needs in more depth. Other 500 level courses are completely new, allowing K-12 teachers and faculty to explore together new issues, new philosophies, and approaches to student learning.Although UMF does not offer a graduate degree, most graduate programs at other universities will allow the transfer of up to six (6) graduate credits into their programs. Teachers wishing to transfer UMF’s 500 level graduate credits into degree programs at other institutions should communicate with advisors or department chairs in those institutions and not assume that all credits will transfer; specific degree programs have specific course requirements, and transferability can never be guaranteed. However, if UMF can help facilitate these conversations in any way, please do not hesitate to contact us. |