Graduate Programs for RPCV

Study Agricultural Economics, Bioanalytics, Design or Planning at Arizona.

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Turn your Peace Corps experience into a sustainable career with a graduate degree from a leading research and service university.

Explore robust programs in Applied Economics, Architecture, Biosystems Analytics and Technology, Econometrics, Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning.

As a returned Peace Corps volunteer, you'll find a large and welcoming community, competitive financial support, extensive engagement, rich networking opportunities and outstanding programs offered by the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and College of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture.

Coverdell Fellowship

If you are (or will be) a returned Peace Corps volunteer exploring graduate degrees at the University of Arizona, we encourage you to apply to the University of Arizona Coverdell Fellows Program.

Featured Graduate Programs for Returning Peace Corps Volunteers

MS in Agricultural and Resource Econ (AREC) - Applied Econometrics and Data Analytics

This program offers a broad spectrum of applied agricultural economics subject matter, including production and development economics, statistical methods, applied econometric analysis and economic analysis of water, food and environmental policies.

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MS in Agricultural and Resource Econ (AREC) - Applied Economics and Policy

This two-year program provides preparation in academic research that will enhance your ability to gain admission and garner financial support to pursue a doctoral degree at top PhD programs related to economic policy.

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Master of Architecture

This NAAB-accredited professional program, available in two- or three-year tracks, places an emphasis on critical practice and sustainable design honed by the poetics of place. Students from select Western states are eligible for Arizona resident tuition pricing.

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MS in Architecture

This program, which offers options of study such as emerging building technologies, sustainable market transformation and urban design, is devoted to aplied research on the built environment. Students from select Western states are eligible for Arizona resident tuition pricing.

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MS in Biosystems Analytics and Technology

This program focuses on biological systems and water-related issues such as irrigation and water quality, and biosystems applications, including computer modeling, sensors and controls, and systems design and evaluation.

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Master of Landscape Architecture

This LAAB-accredited professional, three-year program prepares students for the practice of landscape architecture and engages them in applied scholarship with an emphasis on sustainable strategies. Students from select Western states are eligible for Arizona resident tuition pricing.

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MS in Urban Planning

This two-year, PAB-accredited program prepares students to address the challenges that face society and the environment through sustainable urban and regional planning. Students from select Western states are eligible for Arizona resident tuition pricing.

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PhD in Biosystems Analytics and Technology

Expand your knowledge of biological systems and water-related issues. In this PhD program you will work across disciplines (genomics, precision agriculture, data science and engineering technology) and scales (molecules to models).

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