Notre Dame of Maryland University in North Baltimore continues to find innovative and collaborative ways to help address workforce shortages.
This time, NDMU is collaborating with Milwaukee’s Mount Mary University to address staffing shortages in education and social work, with a joint agreement to increase the number of students with advanced degrees.
The joint agreements between NDMU and Mount Mary will enable master’s students in education at Mount St. Mary to transition into one of two NDMU online doctorate in education programs. The partnership will save time and money to earn two
Notre Dame of Maryland University (NDMU) and Mount Mary University (MMU) have teamed up to address the staffing shortages in education with a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the universities that will allow students to seamlessly transition into advanced degrees.
The joint agreements will enable master's students in education at MMU to seamlessly transition into one of two NDMU online Ph.D. in education programs. In addition NDMU undergraduates will have the opportunity to transition into MMU's Master of Social Work program, with options to transfer credits and earn the degree
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