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Graduate Programs in Education

Online and face-to-face, full-time and part-time programs designed to accommodate the busy working professional.

Why the Werklund School of Education?

The University of Calgary’s Werklund School of Education is a destination of choice for highly qualified graduate students. We offer blended programs that are responsive, challenging, innovative, and accessible. Our programs are led by academic experts committed to developing new ideas and insights that address local, national, and international challenges, while nurturing new generations of visionary thinkers. 

The Werklund School graduate degrees are designed to fit the busy lifestyle of professionals, allowing them to continue working while developing new skills and participating in meaningful field-specific research. Our future-focused program delivery encourages a diversity of learners to draw on their strengths and creativity in building a better tomorrow. 

Explore our Programs

MEd Interdisciplinary | Course-based Degree

The Master of Education (MEd) Interdisciplinary program is a three year, laddered pathway where students select from available topics to complete their first and second years. Students are awarded the MEd after successful completion of the Educational Research topic in their third year. 
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MEd School Counselling | Course-based Degree

The Master of Education (MEd) Interdisciplinary program is a three year, laddered pathway where students select from available topics to complete their first and second years. Students are awarded the MEd after successful completion of the School Counselling topic in their third year. 
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MEd Specialist | Course-based Degree

The Master of Education (MEd) Specialist route is a course-based, two- or three-year degree within a specialization area. 
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MEd School and Applied Child Psychology | Course-based Degree

The Master of Education (MEd) in School and Applied Child Psychology degree is designed for individuals who intend to work as school psychologists or in applied psychology in community settings. 
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Master of Arts (MA) in Educational Research | Thesis-based Degree

The Master of Arts (MA) is a research-intensive, thesis-based degree intended to prepare students for further research. This program is full-time with an on campus residency requirement. 
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Master of Science (MSc) in Counselling Psychology | Thesis-based Degree

This program will assist students to develop the philosophical, theoretical, research, and practical expertise required of those who wish to offer effective educational and counselling psychology services. 
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Master of Science (MSc) in School and Applied Child Psychology | Thesis-based Degree

This program prepares students to work as school psychologists or develop specialized knowledge of school and applied child psychology for use in school or community settings. 
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Doctor of Education (EdD)

The Doctor of Education (EdD) is a blended delivery thesis-based degree program designed for practicing professionals.
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PhD in Educational Research

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program in Educational Research is a research-intensive (thesis-based) degree, normally intended to prepare scholars for careers in research and teaching.
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PhD in Counselling Psychology

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Counselling Psychology is a thesis-based, on campus degree that prepares individuals to develop philosophical, theoretical, and research expertise in counselling psychology.
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PhD in School & Applied Child Psychology

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in School & Applied Child Psychology is a thesis-based, on campus degree that prepares school psychologists to be contributors and effective collaborators in enhancing learning and mental health outcomes for all individuals within a wide variety of settings.
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Important Dates

Review the Graduate Calendar for complete listing of important dates: https://calendar.ucalgary.ca/acadsched

 

Both my MEd and PhD studies have and continue to prepare me to inquire into curriculum studies and Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and doing as a local and current response to a national curricular conversation about pedagogy and education for reconciliation.

 Stephanie Bartlett

Stephanie Bartlett, MEd, PhD

Werklund alumna and instructor