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Master of Education (MEd), Laddered Pathway (course-based)

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Werklund School of Education Educational Research Faculty of Graduate Studies MED - Master of Education

General Program Information

The Master of Education in Educational Research with a specialization in either Interdisciplinary Studies or School Counselling is a three-stage, laddered pathway consisting of:

1. program

2. program

3. Master of Education

Specializations:

  • Interdisciplinary Studies

  • School Counselling

Students following the MEd laddered pathway must apply at each stage; first, to the Graduate Certificate, then to the Graduate Diploma and finally to the Master of Education, with no more than five years between each stage.

Students who complete the Graduate Certificate and the Graduate Diploma and who are subsequently accepted into the Master of Education program will be granted 24 units of laddering credit towards the Master’s degree. A direct entry into a 24-unit Graduate Diploma may be possible with the approval of Graduate Programs in Education.

Topics for the Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma courses are designed in response to the professional community and therefore change year to year. For topics being offered and program delivery format for Graduate Certificates and Graduate Diplomas, please consult the Graduate Programs in Education website.

The Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma and Master of Education are continuous programs with no scheduled breaks.

Location: Education Tower, Room 114

Program number: 403.220.5675

Toll free in Canada 877.623.0292

Fax: 403.282.3005

Email address: mailto:gpe@ucalgary.ca

Web page URL: http://werklund.ucalgary.ca/gpe/

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