Master of Education (MEd)

Brock University’s Masters of Education program offers students course-based or research pathways, meaning learners from a variety of backgrounds have options and opportunities as they look to advance their own education.

Both full-time and part-time options are available for Brock’s program, with a single course-based pathway option in either time frame, and two research pathways available. The course-based pathway involves more standard coursework, while those who opt for the research pathway will complete either a major research paper or thesis.

Learners can choose up to two concentration areas to focus their studies, including Administration, Leadership, and Policy, Adult and Postsecondary Education, Curriculum and Pedagogy, Educational Psychology: Teaching Learning and Wellness, and Social Justice, Power, and Politics in Education.

Students also have the option to complete their degree entirely in-person, entirely online, or a mix. Graduate Micro-programs in Brock’s areas of focus are also available.

Admission Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent with a minimum average of 75 per cent in the last two years of study.
• Professional teaching experience is an asset.

What You’ll Learn

• How to influence administrative practice to better understand and sustain educational institutions.
• Theories, principles, and practices that influence learners.
• Theoretical, political, historical, and sociocultural perspectives that inform socially just approaches to education and schooling.