Does a PhD Biostatistics (STEM) get an advantage over Masters students for obtaining a greencard? Or working in a non-profit and working into publications would be a better option?
If I want to become a high school math teacher, can I study Bachelor of Science in Education with math teaching specification, and be qualified as a STEM graduate to get 3 year OPT to work as a math teacher in the US?
Dear Gmail Gmail (?) the only educational majors included as STEM are: 1) Educational/Instructional Technology; 2) Educational Evaluation and Research and 3) Educational Statistics and Research Methods.
@@heidimeyers6355 Hi Heidi, thank you for this video. Hope you’re doing well. As far as my knowledge goes, there were 22 new fields recognised as STEM (I learnt this through one of your videos) - one of the 22 being Social Sciences and Research Methods - (1) does any other field in education come under STEM under this? (2) would a PhD in Humanities/Psychology(like educational psychology/health psychology/social work) be classified as STEM? (3) broadly speaking, a significant number of PhDs comprise of research methods - does that mean a PhD would qualify as a STEM designated program?
Thank you for your videos Ms Meyers. Do you have any updates regarding the US citizenship 2021 act?
No, unfortunately nothing yet.
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Does a PhD Biostatistics (STEM) get an advantage over Masters students for obtaining a greencard? Or working in a non-profit and working into publications would be a better option?
If I want to become a high school math teacher, can I study Bachelor of Science in Education with math teaching specification, and be qualified as a STEM graduate to get 3 year OPT to work as a math teacher in the US?
Dear Gmail Gmail (?) the only educational majors included as STEM are: 1) Educational/Instructional Technology; 2) Educational Evaluation and Research and 3) Educational Statistics and Research Methods.
@@heidimeyers6355 Hi Heidi, thank you for this video. Hope you’re doing well. As far as my knowledge goes, there were 22 new fields recognised as STEM (I learnt this through one of your videos) - one of the 22 being Social Sciences and Research Methods - (1) does any other field in education come under STEM under this? (2) would a PhD in Humanities/Psychology(like educational psychology/health psychology/social work) be classified as STEM? (3) broadly speaking, a significant number of PhDs comprise of research methods - does that mean a PhD would qualify as a STEM designated program?