Graduate studies
The Department of Curriculum & Instruction offers Master’s and Doctoral graduate programs that serve professional and scholarly interests and needs. Our internationally recognized faculty members have deep and varied expertise in educational policy, practice, and theory.
A degree in Curriculum and Instruction prepares you to engage deeply with teaching, learning, and educational systems. Graduates take on roles as educators, researchers, and leaders across schools, communities, and institutions. Whether working directly with learners or contributing to curriculum development, research, or policy, you will help shape thoughtful and responsive approaches to education.
Master of Education (MEd)
A professional degree for educators seeking to deepen their learning and practice in curriculum leadership.
- Cohort-based model
- Community and practice focused
- Offered in specific area's of focus
Master of Arts (MA)
Research-based degrees in Educational Studies for students pursuing advanced study in Educational Studies
- Thesis based
- Available full-time or part-time
- Offered in specific area's of focus
Doctoral of Philosophy (PhD)
Research-based degrees in Educational Studies focused on current educational theory and practice.
- Dissertation based
- Available full-time or part-time
- Supervisor capacity is limited
Please note - the MEd, MA, and PhD programs do not lead to K–12 teacher certification in Canada. Teacher certification is granted by provincial governments.
What should I take?
Have questions about research interests or program selection?
Contact the Graduate Advisor.
What do I need to know?
Have questions about the application process, requirements, or program regulations?
Review the C&I Handbook.
Not sure where to start?
Have questions about applications, timelines, or program processes?
Contact the Graduate Secretary