Fee Structure
At University of New Mexico,
we understand
that transparency and clarity regarding expenses
are crucial
for prospective students. Here’s a breakdown of the expenses you can anticipate during your
academic
journey:
| Item |
Description |
| Credits |
Each course at University of New Mexico
is
assigned a specific number of credits,
representing the
workload and academic value of the course. |
| Tuition Fee per Year |
The tuition fee covers the cost of academic instruction and support services
provided by the
institution. This fee is calculated on a per-year basis and varies depending on the
program of study.
|
| Living Expenses per Year |
Living expenses encompass costs associated with accommodation, food, transportation,
utilities, and
personal expenses. These expenses are estimated based on the average cost of living
in the area where
the institution is located. |
| Other Expenses |
Other expenses may include health insurance, books and supplies, technology fees,
and miscellaneous
costs related to academic and personal needs. |
Total Amount for
I20:
For international students applying for an
I20,
the total amount required includes the sum of
tuition
fees, living expenses, and other expenses for one academic year.
| Item |
Amount |
| Tuition Fee per Year |
$ 27,598 (Approx.)
|
| Total Course Credits |
34 |
| Cost per Credit |
$ 1,623 |
| Item |
Amount |
| Tuition Fee per Year |
$ 27,598 (Approx.)
|
| Living Expenses per Year |
$ 18,500 (Approx.)
|
| Other Expenses per Year |
$ 6,737 (Approx.)
|
Visa Application:
When applying for a visa, it’s recommended to carry 1.5(i.e $ 41,397) times the total amount mentioned in
the
I20 to
ensure you have sufficient funds to cover unexpected expenses and demonstrate financial
stability to the
visa authorities.
| Item |
Description |
| Total Amount for
I20 |
Sum of tuition fees, living expenses, and other expenses for one academic year. |
| Visa Application |
Recommended to carry 1.5 times(i.e $ 79,253)
the total amount mentioned in the
I20.
|
| Cost per Credit |
Calculated by dividing the total tuition fee for the year by the total number of
credits. |
Please note that these figures are subject to change and may vary depending on the program of
study and
individual circumstances. For the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding fees,
please refer to
the official documentation provided by
University of New Mexico.
Should you have any further inquiries or require assistance, please don't hesitate to reach
out to
University of New Mexico admissions office.
Master Of Arts In Comparative Literature And Cultural Studies Overview
Introduction:
Master Of Arts In Comparative Literature And Cultural Studies is an Master level course
designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of
Comparative Literature.The requirement for second-language proficiency for students in the Cultural Studies concentration may be satisfied after a student has been admitted to the program by taking a four-semester language sequence, or by passing a proficiency examination or proof of equivalent knowledge acquired elsewhere. Students in the Comparative Literature concentration are expected to be proficient in two languages, one of which can be English. In addition, M.A. candidates must demonstrate proficiency in a third language through a four-semester sequence of coursework, a proficiency examination, or proof of equivalent knowledge acquired elsewhere. Because this is an interdisciplinary program offered by the Department of Languages, Cultures, and Literatures in conjunction with affiliated departments and programs, students must work closely with a program coordinator to construct an appropriate plan of study. The coordinator determines which courses outside of Languages, Cultures, and Literatures may be applied to the M.A. degree in consultation with a student
Course Objectives:
- Understand the core principles and theories of Comparative Literature.
- Develop practical skills through hands-on projects, case studies, and simulations.
- Analyze and solve real-world problems related to Comparative Literature.
- Explore advanced topics and emerging trends in Comparative Literature.
Course Structure:
Master Of Arts In Comparative Literature And Cultural Studies is structured into 34 credits, each
focusing on
key aspects of Comparative Literature. The course includes a combination of lectures,
workshops,
group discussions, and practical exercises to enhance learning outcomes. Throughout the
course, students will have the opportunity to engage with faculty members, industry experts,
and peers to deepen their understanding and broaden their perspectives.
Topics Covered:
- Introduction to Comparative Literature
- Foundations of Comparative Literature
- Advanced Comparative Literature concepts
- Applications and case studies
- Emerging trends and future directions
Prerequisites:
Master Of Arts In Comparative Literature And Cultural Studies is suitable for students with a background in
Comparative Literature or professionals seeking to expand their knowledge and skills in
Comparative Literature.
Assessment and Evaluation:
Assessment in Master Of Arts In Comparative Literature And Cultural Studies is based on a combination of assignments,
quizzes, exams, projects, and participation. Students are expected to demonstrate their
understanding of key concepts, apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios, and
communicate their ideas effectively. Feedback from instructors and peers will be provided to
support continuous learning and improvement.
Further Studies:
For students interested in furthering their education, Master Of Arts In Comparative Literature And Cultural Studies serves as an excellent foundation for advanced studies in Comparative Literature.
Graduates may
pursue master's or doctoral degrees in Comparative Literature or specialized
certifications
in Comparative Literature.
Conclusion:
Master Of Arts In Comparative Literature And Cultural Studies offers a comprehensive exploration of
Comparative Literature,
providing students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to succeed in
Comparative Literature. Whether you are a beginner seeking an introduction to
Comparative Literature or an experienced professional aiming to enhance your expertise, this course offers valuable
insights and practical insights to support your academic and career aspirations.
Admission Requirements
The University of New Mexico is a public research university in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Founded in 1889 by the New Mexico Territorial Legislature, it is the state's second oldest university, one of the two flagship university in the state, and the largest by enrollment, with over 25,400 students in 2021. For Department of Business School require WES for 15 Years education.To be considered for admission, applicants must meet the
following requirements:
| Requirement Name |
Required Score |
| IELTS Score |
Overall Band Score of 6.5 or higher
|
| PTE Score |
Overall Score of
52 or higher |
| Duolingo Score |
Score of
105 or higher |
| GRE Score |
Combined Verbal and Quantitative Score of
Not Accepted / Not Required or higher |
| GMAT Score |
Total Score of
Not Accepted / Not Required or higher |
| Evaluation |
Evaluation of applicant's academic background
Not Required.
|
| Backlogs |
No more than 8 backlogs during the entire
academic career |
| 15 Years Education |
Completion of 15 years of formal education
Accepted.
|
