The Impact of Policy on Interdisciplinary Graduate Education at Iowa State University
Author(s) -
John E. Mayfield
Publication year - 2003
Publication title -
merrill series on the research mission of public universities
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2641-9092
pISSN - 2641-9084
DOI - 10.17161/merrill.2003.8092
Subject(s) - graduate education , state (computer science) , engineering physics , political science , library science , engineering ethics , sociology , engineering management , engineering , pedagogy , computer science , algorithm
Iowa State, like most other universities, is administratively structured with departments reporting to academic colleges. Faculty appointments are in departments. Graduate programs that grant advanced degrees are called graduate majors. Most graduate majors draw their faculty from a single department; but, at Iowa State, twenty-two programs draw faculty from multiple departments. These are designated “interdepartmental majors.” Six interdepartmental majors report to an academic college, one to a department, and fifteen to the Graduate College.
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