Graduate students seeking to strengthen their expertise in Caribbean studies and expand career options are encouraged to earn a Certificate in Critical Caribbean Studies in conjunction with an advanced degree in any Rutgers-New Brunswick graduate program. By completing the requirements of this certificate candidates will attain learning outcomes including, but not limited to:
Increasingly, graduate students enrolled in a variety of different M.A. and Ph.D. programs at Rutgers are choosing to pursue advanced work in film. The Graduate Certificate Program in Cinema Studies is designed to prepare these students to engage in rigorous research and teach within this field. Students interested in pursuing the certificate should meet with the director of the Cinema Studies Program to discuss the requirements, which include:
Phone
(848)445-8320
Location
110 Frelinghuysen Road
355 Hill Center
Piscataway, NJ 08854
Phone
(848) 445-6488
William Levine Hall
Office # 328, 160 Frelinghuysen Road
Piscataway, NJ 08854
It is time for personal reflection.
What were your expectations as you entered graduate school? How have you been doing?
Are you satisfied with your life/work balance? If not, what can you change?
We look forward to hearing your thoughts!
Phone
848-445-5312
Location
123 Bevier Rd
CCB-1105
Piscataway, NJ 08854
You are invited to our first Annual IMSD Symposium. IMSD students + Friends in year 2 and above will give 5-min presentations of their work. Dr. Maribel Vazquez, from the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Rutgers, will give the Keynote address. Everyone is invited to a BBQ that will take place immediately after the event.
The workshop is open to all IMSD students + friends, and advisors. The workshop will be facilitated by Beth Tracy, former Director of the Office of Faculty Development at Rutgers.