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Information Sessions

Information sessions provide an overview of the Master of Arts in Cultural Studies (MACS) program. Attendees can expect to gain knowledge of MACS program features, educational focus, opportunities for career development, curriculum, research areas, faculty, and application process. To sign up, fill out the form below and then press "Sign me up." Please note time and location for each session.