Masters Degree
The Master of Science degree in Family and Consumer Sciences with a specialization in Youth Development includes 36 semester hours of course work. Twenty-eight hours come from courses required by the GPIDEA program. These core courses include nine 3-credit-hour courses and a 1-credit-hour professional development seminar. Students in this specialization may choose from one of the following options to finish their masters program at UNL: Option I program of study will include: 29 semester hours of required course work plus 6 thesis hours and minimum 1 credit hour of practicum for a total of 36 credit hours. Option III program of study will include: 28 semester hours of required course work plus 1 credit hour of Project
or Thesis (with up to 5 optional Project/Thesis elective hours) and
1 credit hour of Practicum (with up to 3 Practicum elective hours)
for a total of 36 required credit hours. Students who are enrolled through the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will be assigned an academic adviser as all Masters students are assigned. Project/thesis hours and practicum will be coordinated with the academic adviser and a practicum experience established in the student's local area. Course Requirements: (3 credit hours each unless otherwise indicated) Community Youth Development
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Schedule of Classes Fall 2006 Spring 2007 Summer 2007
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