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Duration
up to 6 years
Tuition
$16,739
Classroom, Live Online, Online
Sep 8-Sep 8
Commitment
Full-Time
Delivery
Classroom
Credential
Degree
Year Founded
1853
Scholarships
yes
St. Frances Xavier’s Master of Education program offers learners two streams to follow as they advance their teaching careers. Students may opt to follow the Educational Administration and Policy stream, or the Curriculum and Instruction stream, with each offering different core programs to best adhere to the area of focus. Additionally, students can choose from one of three options for how they wish to complete the program, a course based, thesis based, or project route, meaning learners of all types can find the best fit for their needs and skillsets.
Students who choose to follow the thesis route will participate in both online and in-person classes for the duration of the program, with online courses being live-online as well.
Learners can choose between part-time and full-time studies, with program completion being possible in as little as 13 months for some.
Admission Requirements
- Bachelor of Education degree or equivalent with at least a 70 per cent average.
- Two years of teaching experience.
What You’ll Learn
- Leadership and administrative theories.
- Research methods in education.
- Curriculum and program development techniques.
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Student Reviews (13)
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