This program is designed to provide students with a strong background in educational research, professional education, and academic content. The program requires 18 untis of work including a 3 unit thesis. The following courses outline a typical program, but all programs must be determined by the supervisor at the beginning of the program. These consist essentially of a recognized baccalaureate, a minimum grade point average of B on the last two years of degree work, and two years of successful professional experience as verified by two confidential assessment reports from field supervisors.
Admission is on a competitive basis with other current applicants.
Enrolment may be restricted in any given year and is always contingent upon the availability of appropriate Project or Thesis supervisors. For September admission the deadline is April 30. Only full-time students with an A average in the last two years of their Baccalaureate degree are eligible to be considered for Fellowships.