Grad student resources

Winter 2017-18:

• EDCI Summer 2019 Thesis/Project/Dissertation Courses
• EDCI Winter 2019/2020 Thesis/Project/Dissertation Courses
• Graduate Handbook
• Graduate registration form
• Information for graduate students in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction
• Department Policy and Procedures for PhD Candidacy Examinations
• Project/Thesis Title Page template
• Checklist for Master's and PhD students
• Thesis Writing Starter Kit
• Thesis/Dissertation Format Checklist

• Continuity of registration
• Fees information
• General FGS tuition and fees regulations
• Graduate degree time limits
• Graduate Admissions and Records forms
• Important dates
• Regulations concergning fees for Graduate Programs

What are the areas of study offered by the Department of Curriculum and Instruction?

We offer degrees in the following areas:

• Art Education
• Curriculum Studies
• Early Childhood Education
• Language and Literacy
• Mathematics, Science, Social Studies Education or Educational Technology
• Social, Cultural, and Foundational Studies

All of the above are offered at a MA, MEd or PhD level

What's the differency between an MEd and MA degree?

• The MEd is designed to enable the educator to prepare a project that can be used in educational settings.
• The MA is a researched-based degree where the candidate studies and researches a particular question.

How much does a MA/MEd degree cost?

The MEd and MA degrees each cost approximately $9000 to complete.  See the Faculty of Graduate Studies Tuition and Fees webpage for more details.

How do I apply?

We accept applications online.  More information is available on the GARO Admissions webpage.