Summer on Campus

Two-Year Community-Based Bachelor of Education After-Degree


Your community-based after-degree pathway

This pathway will see you obtain your degree while remaining in your home community for the majority of your studies, and gaining teaching experience in your local community through your Field Experience practicum placements.

Important dates and upcoming events

Program sequence

Summer term courses will take place on-campus, during a two-week intensive in July. Fall and winter term courses will be offered via distance, or involve your in-classroom field experiences, in your home community.

Year 1 - Summer

EDUC 427 | EDUC 460

Year 1 - Fall*

EDUC 420 | EDUC 430 | EDUC 435 | EDUC 440 (Field I)

*Consider what Experiential Learning opportunities will fit with your studies!

Year 1 - Winter*

EDUC 445 | EDUC 450 | EDUC 456 | EDUC 465 (Field II)

*Interested in the Honours pathway? Apply this year!

Year 2 - Summer

EDUC 525 | EDUC 535

Year 2 - Fall*

EDUC 521 | EDUC 530 | EDUC 540 (Field III)

*Opportunity to participate in Teaching Across Borders!

Year 2 - Winter

EDUC 551 | EDUC 556 | EDUC 56X Series | EDUC 560 (Field IV)

Learn more about each class via our course outlines!


Students Studying

Creating Community

"The time I spent on campus was really amazing. It brought me back into the student mindset and really set the pace for what the whole year was going to look like. It was also nice to be able to meet my fellow classmates and be able to put faces to names."

 - Alexandra Crevier, BEd graduate


Registration

Registration at UofC

The Registrar's Office has great 'how-to' registration tutorials and resources.

Learn more about how to register

EDUC Registration Guide

Beyond the program sequence, above, you'll want to take a look at our detailed Registration Guide.

Visit the Guide


Program expectations

Email

All University of Calgary students must use their Ucalgary.ca accounts for any and all University of Calgary or degree-related correspondence. Email will not be sent to personal accounts.

You must additionally ensure to include your eight-digit UCID number in all correspondence.

Non-Standard Scheduling

Please note that Education courses are scheduled with 'non-standard' dates and times, and may differ from those semester timelines that you are used to in your non-Education courses. You should anticipate courses or field experiences that run outside of regular semester dates.

Synchronous Sessions

Your Fall and Winter Education courses are paced - and do have deadlines - as well as ‘digital classroom’ components. Classroom sessions are known as ‘synchronous sessions’, in which your class will connect simultaneously via the Zoom conferencing platform.

Classes usually have around four synchronous sessions per semester, often scheduled for around 4.30pm or later. You should refer to the Zoom schedule via your Registration Guide for more information.

Student Information

As a student in professional program, it is your responsibility to thoroughly review and abide by the information contained in the following pages:


Summer on Campus

Summer Residency Series

Each July, our Community-Based students join us on campus for Summer term courses, orientation activities, and to connect. Visit our Summer Residency Series site for details on dates, sessions, and more!

Summer Residency Series


  1. Books to Build On Workshop

    Professional Learning

    The Books to Build On: Indigenous Literatures for Learning workshop will be hosted online.

  2. Canadian Wildlife Federation's Environmental Education Workshop Series

    Professional Learning

    Canadian Wildlife Federation (CWF) workshops can be held online if there is enough interest.

  3. Community Helpers Workshop Series

    Professional Learning

    Community Helpers training provides participants with tools and strategies to effectively recognize and respond to mental health concerns and provide support. 

  4. Learning Buddies Network

    Service-Learning 

    Online volunteer opportunities as well as some in-person volunteer opportunities for those in BC.

  5. Literacy and Numeracy Support for High School ELLs - St Anne Academic Centre

    Service-Learning 

    TBD for 2024-2025, St. Anne Academic Centre may have online volunteer opportunities.

  6. Mountains to Mole Hills

    Professional Learning

    Mountains to Mole Hills: Illuminating Stories in Science gives students an opportunity to engage with local primary research and develop skills in translating science to a broad audience

  7. Trellis TEAM

    Service-Learning

    TBD for 2024-2025, Trellis may be able to support virtual volunteer opportunities.

  8. Werklund Peer to Peer Mentorship

    Mentorship

    The Peer to Peer Mentorship Program will always be facilitated entirely online.

  9. Werklund Professional to Pre-Service Mentorship

    Mentorship

    The Professional to Pre-Service Mentorship Program will always be facilitated entirely online.

  10. Werklund Graduate to Undergraduate Mentorship

    Mentorship

    The Graduate to Undergraduate Mentorship Program is always facilitated entirely online.

  1. Asynchronous Land-Based Opportunity

    Land-Based Opportunities

    Continue your journey to connect or reconnect with the land. This program is designed to be completed where students may be and at their own pace throughout the academic year. Complete a series of activity prompts and reflections based on place, land, and more.

  2. Junior Achievement Southern Alberta

    Service-Learning

    If you are located in southern Alberta, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta can find you opportunities to facilitate workshops in areas closer to where you live.

  3. Learning Buddies Network

    Service-Learning 

    Online volunteer opportunities as well as some in-person volunteer opportunities for those in BC.

  4. Let's Talk Science

    Service-Learning 

    The Let's Talk Science Challenge is a free, competitive, team-based enrichment program.

    Check back soon to learn more!

  5. Mountains to Mole Hills

    Professional Learning

    Mountains to Mole Hills: Illuminating Stories in Science program gives students an opportunity to engage with local primary research and develop skills in translating science to a broad audience.

  6. Self-Directed Experiential Learning Framework (SELF)

    Professional Learning

    This program recognizes and enhances the paid and volunteer work that BEd students are engaged in outside of the Werklund School of Education

  7. Summer Experiential Learning On Campus

    During your two weeks on campus in July, we organize an Experiential Learning opportunity specifically for Community-Based students!


Campus

Werklund awards

The Werklund School of Education offers a number of awards and scholarships.

Service-Learning

Enhance your degree

Get involved with our amazing experiential learning opportunities, from Service-Learning to Teaching Across Borders, Mentorship and more!

Orientation

Undergraduate research

Engage with research beyond your courses through Werklund's numerous opportunities for undergraduate student research.