Concurrent Enrollment
How to Apply
The procedure for applying for concurrent enrollment in the M.A. in Folklore and a Ph.D. Program is the following:
- The application should be made to the Ph.D. program. We urge you to present a strong case for admission to the Ph.D. program and show how your interest in it would relate to your work in folkloristics. On your application, indicate the discipline or multidisciplinary program as your “”proposed department and degree program” (for example, GERMAN MA/PHD) and, in the boxes that read “First emphasis,” “Second emphasis,” and “Other emphasis,” indicate Folklore as the “Other emphasis.”
- The Graduate Division will send a copy of your application to the Folklore Graduate Program. We strongly urge you, however, to contact us as well, letting us know that you are applying for concurrent enrollment and giving us a clear idea of the nature of your interest in folkloristics.
- The Ph.D.-granting unit must accept the possibility of concurrent enrollment—it is not automatic. During the admissions process, both units will review the application independently and will make autonomous decisions regarding acceptance or rejection. Acceptance by both the Folklore Program and the Ph.D. department or program is necessary for concurrent enrollment.
Examples of Concurrent Projects
Folk Healing Practices and Herbalism. Ruth Goldstein, Folklore MA & Medical Anthropology Ph.D.
