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International and Multicultural Education Department, USF Graduate Department (MA & EdD degrees) in the School of Ed at the University of San Francisco. Training justice-minded educators for 40+ years! in IME
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The International and Multicultural Education (IME) Department offers the following degrees:

Ed.D. in IME with a concentration in Second Language Acquisition
Ed.D. in IME with a concentration in Human Rights Education

MA in IME
MA in IME with a concentration in Human Rights Education
MA in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL)
MA in TESL with a concentration in Digital Media and Learning

We love welcoming back alumni to the IME community and they are always part of our IME family! It was so beautiful to ha...
12/09/2026

We love welcoming back alumni to the IME community and they are always part of our IME family! It was so beautiful to have Dr. Eghosa Obaizamomwan-Hamilton Dr. Eghosa Obaizamomwan-Hamilton and Dr. Gertrude Jenkins T Gertrude Jenkins - who both graduated in 2024 - back at the SOE for an event to launch Dr. Eghosa‘s new book “Articulations: A radical methodology for Black pedagogy” published by Routledge earlier this year. An engaging night for our participants here in person and online!

If you missed the event and want to get a copy of this powerful book on Dr. Eghosa’s homegrown methodology she used in her dissertation and is now disseminating worldwide through the book, see Dr. Bajaj or Gaby (sliding scale $25-50, proceeds go to the Paulo Freire scholarship).

Join us Friday, September 11, 2026! Redefining Education Through Black Women’s Hair ExperiencesA book talk with IME Alum...
03/09/2026

Join us Friday, September 11, 2026!

Redefining Education Through Black Women’s Hair Experiences

A book talk with IME Alumna Dr. Eghosa Obaizamomwan-Hamilton (IME, EdD, ‘24) in conversation with Dr. Gertrude Jenkins
(IME, EdD, ‘24)

September 11, 2026 at 5:30pm (PST)
USF SOE, ED 110 & Livestreamed

RSVP for the livestream at
bit.ly/booktalk-sept26

A new semester is here! 💛 Come share some food and spend some time with our IME community.We hope you’ll join us as we k...
28/08/2026

A new semester is here! 💛 Come share some food and spend some time with our IME community.

We hope you’ll join us as we kick off the new semester together! ✨

Beautiful panel underway featuring so many members of our IME and broader SOE family - students, alumni and faculty! As ...
22/08/2026

Beautiful panel underway featuring so many members of our IME and broader SOE family - students, alumni and faculty!

As shared in the introduction, ‘We need intellectual rigor and moral clarity in this moment and to avoid anticipatory compliance.’

USF School of Education C-HER Cristian Aguilar Dr. Eghosa Obaizamomwan-Hamilton Mx. Joy/Alegria

📝 Note about the upcoming Ethnic Studies with a Focus on Indigenous Resistance course (IME 669/769) Dr. Anthony Tróchez ...
14/08/2026

📝 Note about the upcoming Ethnic Studies with a Focus on Indigenous Resistance course (IME 669/769)

Dr. Anthony Tróchez will now be teaching IME 669/769 this semester! First class, Thurs August 20, 530p on Zoom!

Anthony Tróchez, Ph.D. focuses on the intersections of race, gender, class and nature. He is inspired by educators and scholar/activists who envision a world where education heals the traumas of imperialism, colonization, and consumer-capitalist patriarchy. He proposes that cultivating a philosophy and practice of education rooted in simplicity creates restorative paths towards re/learning how to live in, and with, the Earth. His teaching and research interests gravitate towards the ways in which education (our philosophies, epistemologies, theories and practices) can help us grow in our understandings of past and present while compassionately guiding how we move into the future.

We hope you’ve all had a good summer so far! Next week is our first Teaching Weekend of Fall 2026. If you haven’t alread...
14/08/2026

We hope you’ve all had a good summer so far! Next week is our first Teaching Weekend of Fall 2026. If you haven’t already, make sure to register for classes and get ready for your first classes!

Remember to check your USF student email for any course updates. Also, the IME Newsletter will resume next week!

Congratulations to MA-HRE alum Jazdil Poupart Feliciano on their new co-authored article in the Human Rights Education ...
06/08/2026

Congratulations to MA-HRE alum Jazdil Poupart Feliciano on their new co-authored article in the Human Rights Education Review drawing on themes developed in their capstone project. We love seeing our students and alums shine! ✨

Congrats to IME doc student Christina Ung for being selected as a McGrath Institute Graduate Fellow and having the terri...
29/07/2026

Congrats to IME doc student Christina Ung for being selected as a McGrath Institute Graduate Fellow and having the terrific opportunity to travel to Singapore and Cambodia this summer with a wonderful group of graduate fellows from across the University of San Francisco

Check out the fellows’ bios here - https://myusf.usfca.edu/sle/change/mcgrath-fellows/fellows

And Christina’s bio below!

“Christina is a Chinese-American from South Sacramento, California. She identifies as the eldest daughter of an immigrant and refugee, as well as raised in a low-income multigenerational household. Her values are rooted in mutual aid and holistic care.

She is a first generation graduate student earning her Master’s in Human Rights Education in 2021 from the University of San Francisco and has returned in 2025 to earn her EdD in International and Multicultural Education with a concentration in Racial Justice Education. Her research interests include; South East Asian migration, autoethnography, oral history, archives, identity development of transnational Americans.

She values the preservation and sharing of stories through visual arts, particularly film photography. Christina is a big lover of animals and currently lives with two cats - Jasper and Trinity - whose names are pop culture references to Twilight (2008) and The Matrix (1999).”

30/05/2026

A contingent from IME & USF attended the annual Latin American Studies Association held this year in Paris

The group presented their research to an international audience. Some 6,000 attendees from all over the world were at LASA and some of our USF contingent also took advantage of being in Paris told hold meetings about educational research towards human rights at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris

22/05/2026

Graduation 2026!!! Congrats to all the graduates in the IME department

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