Master of Education - Educational Studies (Thesis-Based) (MED.EDUC)

Students will explore teaching and learning contexts within and beyond the classroom, as they gain the leadership skills needed to enact change. This personalized approach will support them in their educational learning goals, whether they work in education or industry, community or public service. The part-time version of this program was designed especially for working professionals, and encourages students to chart their course of study and follow it at their pace.

Based in the School of Education, students will have the flexibility to pursue specific areas of interest and take some courses in other departments to broaden their experience. They will explore the significance of power, belonging, motivation, culture and more. Faculty members with expertise in a range of specialties will help students discover how they can apply their knowledge in profession and in the community.

Program Highlights: • Structure studies around existing professional commitments with evening classes and condensed summer course schedules. • Benefit from an established record of strong partnerships with school boards and local community agencies and educational programs. Participate in colloquia and conferences. • Prepare to design program, and to teach and engage with research that is meaningful.