- Master of Adult Education (MAEd) – available on a full or part time basis.
- Master of Human Resource Development (MHRD) – available on a full or part time basis.
- Doctor of Philosophy Degree (PhD) – available on a full time basis only.
There are two application deadlines: Spring/Summer and Fall apply by February 15 or Winter apply by October 15. In addition to the Faculty of Education’s application requirements all applicants must also meet the admission standards of the Faculty of Graduate Studies & Research.
Admission to the PhD degree program is subject to the availability of supervision.
The Faculty of Education and Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research welcomes your interest in our graduate programs. Please review the information here and feel free to contact us with any further questions.
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Master of Adult Education (MAEd) The Master of Adult Education (MAEd) degree is intended to prepare individuals for specialized educational roles in a variety of adult, continuing education and community settings. This degree can be completed in one of three program routes:
Additional Program Route information is available for download in this guide: MAEd_Program Routes (45 KB) For a list of AED classes, please refer to the Education section of the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research (FGSR) Academic Calendar. Admission Information: Admission is subject to availability of supervision. How to Apply Guide (1.76 MB) |
Master of Human Resource Development (MHRD)
The Master of Human Resource Development (MHRD) is intended to prepare individuals for specialized educational roles in organizations involved in training and development.The MHRD degree can be completed in one of three program routes:
Additional Program Route information is available for download in this guide. MHRD Program Routes (36 KB) For a list of HRD classes, please refer to the Education section of the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research (FGSR) Academic Calendar. Admission How to Apply Guide (1.76 MB) FGSR Online Application Process There are two application deadlines: Spring/Summer and Fall apply by February 15 or Winter apply by October 15. In addition to the Faculty of Education’s application requirements all applicants must also meet the admission standards of the Faculty of Graduate Studies & Research. |
Doctor of Philosophy
(PhD)
The PhD is awarded in recognition of the highest degree of creative scholarship and research in a specific field of study. The recipient of this degree must have demonstrated proficiency in a broad area of learning, the ability to critically evaluate work in the field and high scholarly attainment. The degree is not awarded solely for completing a prescribed number of courses or for having studied for any specific period, but for having undertaken and completed independent work in the area of study leading to original and significant contribution to knowledge. The PhD in Education is designed to prepare educational leaders with knowledge and expertise in educational theory and practice, and more specialized knowledge in one of the following areas:
This is a mentored program so students enter the program under the mentorship/supervision of a specific faculty member who will guide the student’s academic development. The mentor will facilitate the development of the student and the integration and assimilation of the student into the academic community. PhD Program Route (47.12 KB) |