M8U9A1: 2. Develop professionally: Sharing an upcoming conference or academic event that I would like to participate in and why.

Master’s Degree in Education Info Session

April 22 @ 8:00 am - 9:00 am EDT

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The Moreland Admissions team will present an overview of our master’s degree in education programs including specialization areas. Attendees will also have the opportunity for a brief Q&A at the end of each session.


This sounds like a valuable opportunity for me! 


Attending this info session could provide me with more insights into their programs and help me decide if pursuing a master's degree in education is the right step for me.


The Master’s Degree in Education Info Session by Moreland Admissions is designed to provide prospective students (like me) with an overview of the master's degree programs offered by Moreland in the field of education. The session will likely cover various aspects of the programs, such as the curriculum, specialization areas, program structure, and admission requirements.


By attending this event, I can learn more about the specific master's degree programs offered by Moreland, including any specializations available. The session may also provide insights into the benefits of pursuing a master's degree in education at Moreland, such as opportunities for career advancement, professional development, and specialization in a particular area of education.



Additionally, the Q&A session at the end of the event allows attendees (like me) to ask questions and clarify any doubts I may have about the programs or the admissions process. Overall, the event aims to inform and guide prospective students (like me) who are interested in pursuing a master's degree in education at Moreland.

Location: Lagos, Nigeria

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