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Mar 9, 2010
I am starting to think about masters degree programs that I can do once I get my undergrad. My ultimate goal is to teach in other countries, perhaps in the third world where I can specialize in working with Refugees and/or displaced children.
My wife is a New Zealander and we will eventually end up living back there. There is a steady flow of refugees coming into New Zealand from all over the world so work in that field is something that I could do when we return.
I am seeking input as to what graduate program I should undertake when the time comes so I will be qualified to work in this field. Any information anyone can give me will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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